Preliminary inquiry
Clarify a concern, identify relevant people and records, and determine where further review may be useful.
Neutral fact development · People, records & digital data
Fact-finding & digital data review.
Independent inquiries, investigations, conferences, and digital data review to help agencies, workplaces, and organizations understand what happened and identify the issues that need attention.
Fact-Finding, Inquiries & Investigations
Choose the support that fits the assignment, participants, and required outcome.
Independent investigation
Develop an impartial record through scoped interviews, document examination, evidence review, and written findings.
Digital data & records review
Examine authorized email, messages, electronic documents, metadata, and available system or access logs relevant to the assignment.
Fact-finding conference
Bring participants and relevant information into a structured, neutral conference to clarify disputed facts and perspectives.
Digital data is part of the factual record.
Review relevant electronic material alongside interviews and documents to understand dates, context, sources, inconsistencies, and gaps. Authorized access and the handling of records are agreed for the assignment.
Discuss a digital-review assignment →Email & messagesElectronic files & metadataAccess & event logsPolicies & business records
How the engagement works
Define the assignment
Confirm the questions, scope, participants, authorized data access, timeframes, and deliverables.
Develop the record
Review documents and digital material, conduct interviews, and compare information across sources.
Report the findings
Organize the chronology, supporting material, factual findings, unresolved gaps, and recommendations when requested.
Common questions
What can the review cover?
Workplace conduct, organizational concerns, business disputes, policy questions, records discrepancies, and digital-information issues relevant to an agreed assignment.
How are digital materials handled?
RMA agrees the information sources, authorized access, collection arrangements, and any specialist technical requirements at intake. Review considers source, timing, context, and available metadata or audit trails.
What will we receive?
Deliverables may include a factual summary, chronology, indexed supporting material, investigation report, or conference findings. The scope determines the format and whether recommendations are included.
Discuss the questions you need answered.
Share the purpose of the review, relevant deadlines, and the records or data involved.