Your Investigation,
Connected from Source to Finding.

nQuest brings records, documents, field notes, and web research into a shared workspace. Collaborate with colleagues on the same cases, keeping every finding connected to its sources.

  • Capture full pages with URL and collection time
  • Ask AI about your evidence, with source references
  • Deliver editable Word reports and supporting case files

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nQuest graph connecting two saved storefront offers and their purchase invoices to the same supplier, Ridgeway Retail LLC, with the investigator’s referral note.
Two shops. One supplier. Saved offers, invoices, and the examination report stay connected in one case. Follow the counterfeit investigation →

From First Source to Defensible Finding.

  1. Keep the Source

    Documents, photos, and web captures, with the originals preserved.

  2. Connect the Context

    Put people, places, and relationships in context.

  3. Ask About the Case

    Get AI answers drawn from your case material.

  4. Explain the Finding

    Build clear findings with their supporting sources.

The source stays with the finding. The saved page keeps its URL, collection time, and synopsis. Reopen the original any time.

Every Source Belongs in the Same Case.

Keep using your browser, research services, and record systems. Capture full web pages and supported scrolling panels with their source URL and collection time, then bring them together with client files and field photographs in nQuest.

Keep the material behind each finding close at hand, so you can revisit a lead without searching downloads, tabs, and email threads.

What this changes You stop re-finding evidence you already collected, and a reviewer can open the same original you relied on.

Ask nQuest’s AI About Your Case.

“Why do the incident and first-aid notes differ?”

Ask in plain language. nQuest draws its answer from your documents, notes, and captures, with references back to the sources so you can open each record and check it yourself.

Compare the accounts, spot what is firsthand and what was repeated, and plan your next inquiry from what the evidence actually says.

nQuest answer tracing a description of a slip to Ben Calder’s account, with linked references to the incident register, first-aid note, and Tessa Reed’s statement.
An answer you can audit. Follow the references back to the case records.

Start with a Few Sources. Add Structure as You Need It.

Start with your documents and notes. Connect people, places, and tasks as the investigation develops.

  1. 1

    Sources and Notes Stay Together

    Keep each original document, capture, or note alongside your observations. Add relationships as they emerge.

  2. 2

    Each View Supports a Different Task

    Use the graph to explore connections, the list to review items, and AI-powered search to find specific material.

  3. 3

    Work on Cases Together

    Assign follow-up tasks, track contributions, and give reviewers read-only access. Use case history and handoff notes to pick up where you left off or help a colleague continue the work.

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Answer the Questions That Matter to You.

Start Your Next Investigation in nQuest.

Start with a source and a question. Onboarding and setup assistance are included.