Corporate enquiries and verification
Discuss internal concerns, background checks and third-party verification against a defined purpose. The scope identifies the questions to address and the records or cooperation required.
Decisions involving people, assets, contracts and claims depend on information that can be trusted. Our investigation and intelligence services are conducted discreetly, within the framework of the law and with appropriate respect for confidentiality.
An investigation begins by defining the decision you need to make and the information needed to support it. A clear brief helps focus the enquiry, set realistic expectations and distinguish verified findings from unresolved questions.
Assignments and specifications are tailored to the location, operating requirements and agreed scope.
Discuss this serviceEach enquiry is assessed individually. Scope, legal considerations, confidentiality requirements, reporting arrangements and authorised methods are agreed before work begins.
For Sri Lankan businesses and property operators, enquiries may involve employee verification, internal losses, supplier relationships, insurance claims or site vulnerabilities. The assignment must consider the local context, available records, authorised access and the sensitivity of the information involved.
Discuss internal concerns, background checks and third-party verification against a defined purpose. The scope identifies the questions to address and the records or cooperation required.
Review site vulnerabilities, relevant events or information supporting a claim. Agree the assessment criteria and the limits of the available information before work proceeds.
Identify authorised client contacts, reporting milestones and information-handling expectations. Findings should distinguish supporting material, observations and matters that could not be verified.
Explain the concern, your relationship to the matter and the decision the enquiry is intended to support.
Define scope, authorised methods, available information, reporting and confidentiality arrangements.
Review relevant material within the agreed assignment and clarify gaps where possible.
Provide the agreed report and discuss its scope, limitations and outstanding questions.
Start with a general outline of the concern and your preferred contact method. Agree a suitable channel before sharing identity documents, employee records, financial material or other sensitive details.