Identity resolution
Research the person or entity behind a partial identifier, with evidence for possible matches.
For investigators & intelligence teams
Resolve the identity behind an identifier. Research aliases, public records and connected entities, then follow the evidence into the next question.
The exact handle appears on a public forum. Its biography links directly to northstar.example.
The linked website names Northstar Works. This connects the public profile to a business name.
A company with the same name appears in the registry. Ownership and the relevant timeline still need corroboration.
Investigations
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 a public handle into connected records, with the basis for each connection kept in view.
Find where the starting identifier appears and gather context around those appearances.
Cross-reference the details that support a link and keep competing explanations visible.
Give the next investigator a readable trail of sources, connections and unanswered questions.
In your workflow
Research the person or entity behind a partial identifier, with evidence for possible matches.
Explore links between aliases, companies and records to identify connections worth investigating.
Bring new leads into an existing investigation and keep the underlying source context close to the finding.
Evidence before conclusions
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.
Follow the trail from a disposable handle to a broader digital footprint.
A little more context
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.
No. Shared names and reused handles can produce false matches. Inspect the supporting evidence and treat ambiguous links as leads until corroborated.
No. The research supports investigators by surfacing evidence and possible connections. Determinations and further investigative steps remain with the responsible team.