Audience: Leadership, superintendents, and non-technical stakeholders at police forces, anti-corruption bureaus, financial intelligence units, and regulatory bodies.
Anvexer, formerly DragonEye, is an AI-powered investigative intelligence platform built to help law-enforcement and agency teams assemble case files, track persons of interest, and map criminal networks at a speed that human teams alone cannot sustain.
An investigator opens a case in the browser and names a subject: a suspect, a company, a location, a phone number, an organisation. Anvexer then gathers evidence from the open web and from any case material the team uploads (FIRs, statements, field reports, bank records, call records, seized documents, photographs), and assembles a structured dossier: who the subject is, their known associates, financial and legal footprint, movement and travel, political or institutional links, patterns of interest, contradictions between sources, and specific gaps that warrant further investigation.
A thorough background workup on a suspect or entity takes a trained investigator days of desk research before field work even begins. Anvexer produces a comparable first-pass dossier in hours and runs multiple cases in parallel, letting teams triage leads rapidly and prioritize senior officers’ time on high-stakes cases.
Cross-referencing hundreds of open sources, company registries, court records, call records, and seized files to prove that Director of Company A is also beneficial owner of Company B’s offshore parent is, at human speed, practically impossible across jurisdictions. Anvexer’s association graph exposes shell-company chains, shared-address clusters, dummy directors, and alias rings reliably.
Every finding cites the source passage it was derived from. Every source carries a URL, file/page number, or evidence ID with Admiralty reliability grading. Every claim quotes its source, and the source text is never altered, so nothing in the dossier rests on the AI's word alone. Investigations keep an audit trail of every query made and every document read, answering "black-box AI" challenges in court or departmental oversight.
Sanctions lists, news archives, registry data, and court gazettes live on the public web. FIRs, witness statements, bank statements, CDR dumps, and internal notes live inside the agency. Anvexer treats both identically with the same entity resolution, same graph, and same dossier.
For classified operations, source protection, or sealed judicial work, Anvexer runs entirely offline on a secured workstation or agency on-premise server, maps included. No data leaves the machine, no logs are phoned home, and the officer gets the full graph and pattern detection power.
These boundaries matter operationally and for civil-liberties conversations with legal advisors, data-protection officers, and public oversight authorities.
It does not make legal judgements or recommend arrest/raid decisions. Every output is a lead or structured evidence package for human verification.
It automates procedural synthesis, not human field craft, source handling, or courtroom interrogation.
The platform is strictly subject-driven, triggered only when an authorized investigator opens a case and enters a named subject of inquiry.
Our engineering team at Sobitai Solutions LLP runs technical briefings and live demonstrations for investigation agencies, and for compliance, risk and investigation teams in companies.
Write to us from your official email address with your name and designation, your organisation, and what you would like to see: for example vendor due diligence, AML shell tracing, fraud investigation, or FIR backlogs.
