Verify What Matters.
What You Know About Someone
Is Not Always What You Can Verify About Them.
It does not automatically establish that every important claim is accurate.
Identity
Important personal information may need independent verification.
History
Education, employment or other background claims may require checking.
Consistency
Different records, profiles or statements may not fully align.
Trust
You may need greater confidence before entering an important personal or professional relationship.
What Can SPYTIK Help You Establish?
Six investigation areas
01 — Identity & Personal Details
Relevant identity information and important personal claims.
02 — Education & Qualifications
Relevant educational history, qualifications and professional credentials.
03 — Employment & Professional History
Relevant employment claims, positions, timelines and professional background.
04 — Business & Financial Indicators
Relevant business interests, directorships, associations, and other material indicators where appropriate.
05 — Reputation & Associations
Relevant relationships, affiliations and publicly or lawfully obtainable reputation indicators.
06 — Digital Footprint
Relevant publicly available online information, profiles, identities and published activity.
Consistency & Information Gaps
Where important claims cannot be established, information conflicts, or further verification may be required.
We focus on information that is relevant to the decision — not information collected simply because it exists.
You Tell Us What You Need To Know.
We Determine What Needs To Be Verified.
01 — TELL US
Share what you know about the person, what you want to verify and why it matters to your decision.
02 — WE INVESTIGATE
We identify relevant information, examine appropriate sources and verify material claims within the agreed scope.
03 — WE REPORT
We present what was established, what remains uncertain and any material inconsistencies identified during the investigation.
Know What Was Established
And What Wasn't.
VERIFIED
Information that could be reasonably established through the investigation.
SUPPORTED
Information with credible supporting evidence that may not justify complete certainty.
UNVERIFIED
Claims or information that could not be sufficiently established.
INCONSISTENT
Relevant information that does not align across available sources or records.
We Verify Claims.
We Don't Manufacture Doubts.
RELEVANCE FIRST
We focus on information connected to the question you need answered.
EVIDENCE BEFORE CONCLUSIONS
Important findings are assessed according to the strength of the information supporting them.
UNCERTAINTY IS REPORTED
If something cannot be sufficiently verified, we distinguish that from a finding that has been established.