Start with what you know
A reported domain, a known network or a supplier question gives the investigation its starting point.
Inside the platform
Move from a domain to its connections, market context and supporting evidence.
Explore the four layers01 / Domain & network intelligence
Start with a domain or a technical fingerprint. Explore related sites and review the observations supporting each connection.
Each connection leads back to supporting observations.
02 / Market access & licence context
Check whether a website is reachable from a selected country. Review available licence records alongside the access observation.
Record the observed result, timestamp and country context.
Inspect the source, listed domain and record status.
Keep missing coverage and inconclusive checks visible.
03 / Supplier intelligence
Investigate references to providers, sports feeds, widgets and other integrations across gambling websites.
An observed integration is a lead for review; its commercial relationship needs separate verification.
04 / Monitoring & evidence
A domain can change, disappear or be replaced. Follow selected sites and keep new observations connected to the original investigation.
Record the domains and observations in scope.
Compare the next observation with what was known.
Assess replacement domains and emerging connections.
Keep evidence and follow-up questions together.
Designed for the whole question
Use the platform to examine a lead, assess its context and decide where to look next.
A reported domain, a known network or a supplier question gives the investigation its starting point.
Inspect the observations behind related sites. Technical relationships remain leads to assess.
Review country checks, available licence sources and dated evidence alongside the finding.
Access that fits your work
Explore platform access, investigation support or scoped API and data requirements. Agree the markets, sources and permissions that your work needs.