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Keep the investigation inside the case

Case-native investigations prevent intelligence work from being split across chat transcripts, spreadsheets, screenshots and disconnected tools.

Human approvalSources attachedAirgapped ready

Product view

Every lead, action and output stays inside the case

Arqent gives investigations a single operating record: intake, source requests, governed tools, analyst notes, case graphs, evidence and final briefings remain connected.

Intake

Signal, request, source, file or incident

Execution

Approved tools and operators run with case context

Correlation

Findings move into case graphs, timelines and notes

Output

Briefing with artifacts and reviewer decisions

EVIDENCE TRAIL

Every result stays linked to its sources

Every lead, action and output stays inside the case

What investigation teams get back

One case spine

Stop splitting the same investigation across chats, spreadsheets, screenshots and portals.

Controlled execution

Run approved tools and operators inside role, case and source boundaries instead of ad hoc lookup chains.

Reviewable evidence

Keep files, tool outputs, analyst reasoning and report context attached to the case.

Reusable workflow

Turn recurring investigation patterns into repeatable case-native operations.

Where investigations usually fall apart

A lead starts clean, then quickly spreads across browser tabs, exports, chat threads, documents and analyst memory. By the time the briefing is due, the team has to reconstruct what happened.

Arqent keeps the work case-native from the first signal. Every capability run, finding, note, relation and output can stay attached to the same defensible record.

STARTING POINT

Intake

A signal, request, source, file or incident becomes a case with access boundaries.

CONTROLLED EXECUTION

Analysis

Authorized tools and operators work inside the case context.

WORKWALL

Correlation

Findings move into graph, ontology, timeline and reviewer notes.

EVIDENCE PACKAGE

Output

The result is an evidence package with preserved artifacts and decision trail.

Use cases

Case-native workflow map

Use this pattern when the primary pain is not lack of data, but lack of a defensible operating record.

Investigations

Case-native investigations

From the first lead to the final briefing, operators collect, enrich and correlate inside the case. Sources, findings, analyst decisions and reports stay in one record instead of chats, spreadsheets and point tools.

Explore workflow

Systems and sources

Case fileOSINT sourcesInternal data

What the operator does

Collection and enrichmentCorrelation in the case graphAnalyst review

Results

Case briefingEvidence packageDecision trail

Product view

Move from collected facts to connected findings

Actors, accounts, locations, domains, files, reports and source notes can be organized into a case graph so analysts see why a finding matters.

Entities

Actors, accounts, domains, locations and files

Relations

Why one finding changes another assessment

Notes

Analyst reasoning, uncertainty and review status

Briefing

Evidence-backed narrative and decision trail

CASE GRAPH

Findings become connected context

Move from collected facts to connected findings

Trust model

Built for review-sensitive case work

Case-native investigations need evidence continuity, source discipline and accountable decisions from intake to report.

Case boundary

Keep access, sources and actions scoped to the investigation.

  • Role access
  • Case context
  • Source boundaries

Evidence continuity

Preserve artifacts and tool activity instead of transient outputs.

  • Files
  • Tool outputs
  • Replay path

Human review

Make analyst and reviewer decisions visible before export.

  • Review notes
  • Decision trail
  • Approval context

Report discipline

Separate findings, assumptions and unresolved questions.

  • Findings
  • Limits
  • Open questions

Map a case-native workflow

We can map your case lifecycle from intake to evidence package.

Case-Native Investigations – Arqent Use Case | WhoMeta