For investigators & intelligence teams

Start with a lead. See where it connects.

Resolve the identity behind an identifier. Research aliases, public records and connected entities, then follow the evidence into the next question.

Connected sources
Direct website link

The exact handle appears on a public forum. Its biography links directly to northstar.example.

Select a source to inspect the connection
Built for the questions your team faces.

Investigations

A lead rarely arrives as a complete profile.

An investigation might begin with a username, an email address or a company mentioned in a report. Sixtyfour researches across sources and organizes the relevant identities and connections, giving investigators a starting point they can inspect and build on.

Follow the connection. Keep the context.

Follow a public handle into connected records, with the basis for each connection kept in view.

  1. Step 01

    One handle, several appearances.

    Find where the starting identifier appears and gather context around those appearances.

    Initial lead2 appearances
    • Input @northstar_482 Known
      • Public forum Exact handle found on a profile Matched
      • Archived page A similar handle appears in the biography Review
    An exact handle match is a useful lead. Context determines whether it belongs to the same operator.
  2. Step 02

    Move from overlap to a supported link.

    Cross-reference the details that support a link and keep competing explanations visible.

    Relationship research3 records · 1 to review
    1. Forum biography Links to northstar.example Found
    2. Archived website Names Northstar Works Found
    3. Registry record Company with the same name Review
    The direct website link is stronger evidence than a name match alone. Inspect both sources.
  3. Step 03

    A trail another person can follow.

    Give the next investigator a readable trail of sources, connections and unanswered questions.

    Investigation summary1 open question
    • Source trail Forum → website → company record Assembled
    • Open question Who controlled the account at the relevant time? Unresolved
    • Next action Verify the ownership and timeline Review
    An investigative lead supports further work. It is not, by itself, proof of wrongdoing.

In your workflow

Research that moves with the case.

01

Identity resolution

Research the person or entity behind a partial identifier, with evidence for possible matches.

02

Relationship mapping

Explore links between aliases, companies and records to identify connections worth investigating.

03

Case development

Bring new leads into an existing investigation and keep the underlying source context close to the finding.

Evidence before conclusions

Every connection should invite inspection.

A graph is useful when you can explain its edges. Sixtyfour pairs identity research with source context so investigators can distinguish a direct link, a possible match and a question that remains open.

Field brief

How we use agents for reverse username search investigations

Follow the trail from a disposable handle to a broader digital footprint.

A little more context

Questions, answered.

What can an investigation start from?

Start with a known identifier such as a name, email address, phone number, username or company. Adding reliable context helps distinguish the subject from similar matches.

Are all discovered connections confirmed?

No. Shared names and reused handles can produce false matches. Inspect the supporting evidence and treat ambiguous links as leads until corroborated.

Does Sixtyfour make a determination of criminal activity?

No. The research supports investigators by surfacing evidence and possible connections. Determinations and further investigative steps remain with the responsible team.

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Your next lead could start with one identifier.

Bring an investigation question and see how our agents build a traceable research trail.

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