Investigations page
The Investigations page serves as your centralised hub for all collaborative investigations, whether initiated by you or other network members. Here, you can view all investigations, apply filters, search for investigations related to particular entities, start new investigations, and access specific investigation pages.
Click “Investigations" in the navigation bar to open this page.
Filter
The Investigations page is equipped with filtering tools that enable you to view and manage investigations relevant to your needs. These tools help you customise your workflows, ensuring that you can quickly access and prioritise investigations based on specific criteria such as origin, type, status, and urgency.
Direction selection feature allows you to toggle between "All", "Incoming", and "Outgoing" investigations, helping you to focus on either the inquiries initiated by your organisation or those received from other network members.
Use multi-select dropdowns to filter by:
Category: type of investigation (e.g., Fraud, Sanction).
Status: current state of the investigation (Open, Pending, or Closed).
Properties: attributes Urgent (investigations marked as Urgent by you or the other party) or Not concluded.
Figure showing an example of investigation filters: open urgent investigations of specific categories
Search
If you need to find a historic investigation or a conversation about some specific entity, you can use the Search bar. Type in your search keyword, select the timespan you wish to search from and hit “Search”.
Please note: the search function only searches within filtered investigation - to search all investigations, ensure no filters are applied.
🔍 You can search investigations by:
Message contents
Internal notes
Not searchable by:
Shared file names
Investigation IDs (you can use this URL to find by ID:
https://bridge.salv.com/messenger/investigations/the-investigation-id)
Click on any of the results to open the investigation.
🚨 Note that to ensure strong security, decryption of the content needs to happen in your browser. This means that searching over a long time periods may take some time.
