License, then contact underneath
Both fields are separate now, and both appear on every plan
including Free Trial — not a branding extra to sell by tier.
Your brand, not ours
Banner, crest and licence line are the firm's, on the firm's own domain.
Secured Case ViewerYour IP Address: 203.0.113.42Session details ⌄Every session, on the record
Opens the full readout — connection, device, approximate location — and
the same facts land in the delivery log.
Whitfield v. Coastal Mutual — surveillance summary
Prepared for Dana Whitfield, Esq.28 files · 6.4 GB
A note for you
Dana — two days of observation on the claimant, plus the written
report and the activity log. The Thursday footage from 14:20 is the
part we discussed on the call.
Invoice follows separately. Call the office if you need the raw
camera files for deposition — we hold them either way.
This case expires in 12 days
Files are removed automatically on 12 September. You’ll be
warned three days beforehand, and again the day before.
XXXX-XXXX
Extend
The firm sets the clock
Files delete themselves on schedule. A code the firm issues buys
the client more time without another email.
Sealed delivery. A fingerprint of every file here was
published to the blockchain in block 965,977.
Seal ReceiptProvable, without asking us
The receipt lists each file's SHA-256 and a timestamp anchored in
the blockchain. Opposing counsel can verify it with the standard tool.
Video2 files
Thursday surveillance — 14:02–15:38
MP4 · 3.4 GB · 1080p
KESTRELkestrelinvestigative.com
00:36:12 / 01:36:04
Watermarked to the firm
The firm's mark and address ride on the player itself, so a
screen recording still carries their name.
View onlyStreams · nothing to install
Friday surveillance — 08:15–09:40
MP4 · 2.1 GB · converted from .AVI
KESTRELkestrelinvestigative.com
00:10:48 / 01:25:19
↓ DownloadOriginal file preservedDownloadable, per file
This one can be saved. The Thursday footage beside it cannot —
the firm decides file by file, not case by case.
Audio2 files
Neighbour interview — audio
M4A · 18:22
View onlyPlays in the browser
Recorded call — claimant's employer
MP3 · 06:41
↓ DownloadPlays in the browser
Documents2 files
Investigator's report
PDF · 11 pages · 2.4 MB
↓ DownloadReads inline — no plugin
Activity log
XLSX · rendered on your device
Time
Observation
Min
14:02
Subject exits residence
0
14:19
Loads materials into truck bed
17
14:41
Departs northbound
39
15:06
Arrives commercial site
64
View onlyNever sent to a converter
Images22 files
Subject photographs — Thursday
14 images · HEIC converted to JPG
+8Converted for the client, privately
iPhone HEICs became JPGs so they open anywhere. Office files and
spreadsheets are rendered on the client's own device instead —
those never reach a converter at all.
↓ DownloadFull-screen lightbox
Vehicle & site detail — Friday
8 images · JPG
Named cards, built by the firm
Select any set of images and group them under their own titled
card — the firm picks which photos belong together and what to
call them. Anything left ungrouped still falls into one
default "Photographs" card, same as before.
+2
View onlyFull-screen lightbox
Links2 links
County assessor record — parcel 042-118-006
assessor.example-county.gov/parcel/042-118-006 ↗
Opens in a new tab
Related case — Whitfield v. Coastal Mutual (prior claim)
Cases can point at each other
A second secure link on the firm's own subdomain — the client
moves between deliveries without ever leaving their domain.
Every open and download on this page is time-stamped and attributedDelivered securely with MyCaseViewer
A staged example. Kestrel Investigative Group, the claim, the parties, the
licence number and the block height are invented. The photographs are
computer-generated: they show no real person, place or case, and nothing
here plays. This is what a finished
delivery looks like, on the firm's own domain and under their own brand.
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