Every investigation, built on a record you can stand behind.
Hendl's agents gather the evidence, build the chronology and keep every exhibit linked to its source — so your investigators spend their time on the judgement, and the record holds up when it's tested.
Investigations don't fail on judgement. They fail on the record.
The findings are the part your investigators are good at. The risk sits in everything underneath — scattered evidence, hand-built chronologies and conclusions that are hard to trace back to their sources.
The whole case file, kept in order for you.
From the first document in to the final report out, agents handle the collection, indexing and cross-referencing — and hand your team a record that's ready to reason over.
Ingest mailboxes, drives and uploads; every item hashed, indexed and logged on arrival.
Agents read the corpus, surface what matters and mark what needs a human eye.
A living timeline assembled from the evidence — with gaps flagged, not hidden.
People, accounts and organisations linked across documents automatically.
Briefing packs, question lists and post-interview summaries tied to the record.
Every request, custodian and deadline tracked with reminders and status.
Unusual timing, missing correspondence and inconsistencies flagged for review.
Draft reports where every finding is source-linked and export-ready.
Watch the record build itself.
As evidence arrives, agents review it, place it on the chronology and flag the gaps — then hand your investigator a proposed next step to approve.
What investigation teams see.
Based on early deploymentsAgents assemble. Investigators conclude.
Built for work that ends up in front of a regulator or tribunal — every item is time-stamped, every access is logged, and findings stay with named people.
Privileged material marked and walled off; restricted workspaces per case.
Agents pause for a named investigator before any outreach or disclosure.
Every item, access and action time-stamped and exportable.
Case-level permissions — people see only the cases they are cleared for.
Every conclusion cites the exhibits and reasoning behind it.
A record built to be tested — by a regulator, a tribunal or an ombudsman.
Questions investigation leaders ask.
Can Hendl handle privileged material?
Yes. Privileged and confidential items are marked on intake, held in restricted workspaces, and excluded from agent outputs unless a cleared person releases them.
How does evidence get in?
Connect mailboxes, document stores and uploads. Every item is hashed, time-stamped and indexed on arrival, so the chain of custody starts at intake.
Do agents draw conclusions?
No. Agents assemble the record, flag patterns and draft summaries — investigators make the findings, and every finding carries their name.
Will the record stand up externally?
The full case record — sources, actions, access and reasoning — is exportable in a time-stamped, citable form built for regulators and tribunals.
Run your next investigation on a record that stands up.
Start with a single live case — Hendl builds the evidence record alongside your current process, fully supported.