Define the enquiry
Record a legitimate purpose and the questions your investigation needs to answer. Give the research a clear scope.
Purpose & scopeCompanies. Individuals. Corporate and pre-litigation enquiries. A workspace built around the public record.
Inspect a worked exampleSynthetic example · no real supplier or record
“The supplied notice records a $40,000 maintenance contract award to supplier DEMO-SUPPLIER-01.”
Inspect the record and its limitsExplore the synthetic example. No account required.
Inspect the exampleTrial onboarding is closed and live billing is disabled. Source coverage and identity matches require review.
Worked example · entirely synthetic
A supplier review for Example Supplier A. No real company, person or government record is represented. No database has been searched.
Does the supplied record document a contract award to this supplier?
This teaching record exists only on this page. These dates are illustrative, not retrieval metadata from a live service.
A second fictional notice names “Example Supplier A” but provides no supplier reference. A shared name cannot establish that it concerns the same entity. It is excluded from the finding pending corroboration.
Illustrative report extract · not for reliance
The supplied notice records a $40,000 maintenance contract award to supplier DEMO-SUPPLIER-01. [EX-01: inspect basis]
Supported within this fictional example
The notice does not establish satisfactory performance, payment, financial standing or the identity of the supplier in EX-02.
Litigation records were not searched. That is a coverage gap, not a finding that no litigation exists.
Keep the objective, the supporting material and the gaps in one investigation. Make professional judgement with the context in view.
Record a legitimate purpose and the questions your investigation needs to answer. Give the research a clear scope.
Purpose & scopeReview source-linked findings and explore documented relationships. Keep the retrieval date and source limitations alongside the evidence.
Records & relationshipsBring findings into a report. Distinguish facts, allegations and inference, and identify questions that remain unresolved.
Findings & limitationsAvailability is not completeness. Public registers, published judgments and paid searches each offer a different view of the record.
Inspect source coverageCheck which sources are supported and where further research is needed.
Review source coverage