Pre-submission review
Evaluate client-provided screenshots before relying on them.
Independent evidence analysis for counselA screenshot can
A screenshot can
change a case.
A payment. A conversation. A timeline. What a screenshot appears to show can differ from what it can establish. We examine the artifact and available references so counsel can decide what to corroborate, challenge, or investigate next.
Confidence starts with scrutiny.
Opposing-evidence review
Identify specific anomalies that may merit a question, challenge or discovery request.
Litigation support
Translate interface details into understandable findings. Formal expert support requires a separately agreed scope and qualified availability.
Evidence we evaluate
One image can influence the entire matter.
- Application screenshots
- Digital financial statements
- Digital receipts
- Healthcare documents and images, including ultrasounds
- Message screenshots
- Printed or scanned documents
We examine the supplied artifact and its consistency with available references. Healthcare image review concerns the evidence itself; it does not provide a clinical interpretation.
What we examine
Details with evidentiary context.
A structured framework of 12 examination points helps us test observations against available references.
Explore the 12 points of examination →Visual systems
Typography, alignment, component geometry, spacing, colors, icons and rendering consistency.
Interpreting the findings
An anomaly raises a question. A finding explains what it means.
Illustrative comparison
This check does not apply to the supplied evidence.
Reference
DEMO PAY
✓Payment complete
$245.00RecipientAlex Morgan
DateOct 08, 2026
ReferenceTXN–04821
Submitted
DEMO PAY
✓Payment complete
$245.00RecipientAlex Morgan
DateOct 08, 2026
ReferenceTXN–04821
=Visible content matches
No indicators detected
No meaningful inconsistency identified within scope. Consider the rest of the evidence; this does not guarantee authenticity.
These are check-level statuses. The final evaluation brings the relevant findings together. No indicators detected does not guarantee authenticity; indicators alone do not establish fraud.