Digital Asset Claims Reporting and Visualisation
A report is generated from the case record rather than written alongside it, so what a reader sees and what the evidence layer holds cannot drift apart.
Components Produced For A Case
Chronology
A dated sequence of observed events, each carrying the record that establishes it.
Flow and relationship diagrams
Visual paths drawn directly from graph edges, with confidence shown on the path rather than described in a caption.
Source index and open questions
A full list of sources relied on, followed by an explicit register of what could not be established.
Written For Independent Review
Reports are structured so a second reviewer can follow any statement back to the record behind it without contacting the original analyst.
Findings, inferences and open questions are separated visually and in wording, so no reader has to infer which is which.
Limitations
A report presents evidence and its limits. It is not advice, not a legal opinion, and not a statement of what any authority or counterparty will accept.