Case assessment & planning
Clarify the allegation, urgent risks and key questions before we agree on the investigation plan.
Independent fact-finding
SIFTCON investigates suspected fraud, corruption, misconduct and unusual financial or business activity. Our findings are made to support important decisions.
Service brochure
Download a short guide to our investigation services, work process, reports and private enquiry options.
The objective
A reliable investigation must be independent, fair and careful from the start. Early decisions about scope, access, privacy and evidence can affect the quality of the final findings.
We combine investigation, data review and digital evidence to show what the evidence supports. We also state clearly what remains uncertain.
Core capabilities
We tailor the work plan to the matter. We use only the skills and evidence sources needed for the investigation.
Clarify the allegation, urgent risks and key questions before we agree on the investigation plan.
Find the right records, systems, devices and owners, then collect the evidence in a safe and documented way.
Examine financial, procurement, communication and operational records to identify patterns, exceptions and relationships.
Plan fair interviews, check the information, close evidence gaps and keep accurate records.
Compare different evidence sources to confirm what happened, how it happened, who was involved and the impact.
Deliver clear findings, evidence references and practical next steps for management, disciplinary, civil or regulatory decisions.
When to engage
An early private conversation can protect evidence, reduce risk and help you choose the right response.
Suspected deception, misappropriation, bribery, kickbacks or abuse of entrusted authority.
Independent assessment of protected disclosures and allegations requiring confidential fact-finding.
Irregular sourcing, conflicts of interest, collusion, inflated claims or undisclosed relationships.
Potential policy breaches, dishonesty, retaliation, abuse of access or other workplace concerns.
Unexplained transactions, payroll or expense anomalies, asset losses and control circumvention.
Factual analysis and evidence support for disciplinary, civil, criminal or other formal processes.
Investigative method
A written process protects quality while allowing the investigation to change when new evidence is found.
Protect people and information while we confirm the urgent risks.
Collect and examine the right evidence through a clear work plan.
Check accounts and findings against other sources and possible explanations.
Present the facts, limits and impact in a form that leaders can use.
Independent role
SIFTCON provides independent fact-finding and reports based on evidence. When legal advice or law-enforcement powers are needed, we work with the client's legal advisers and the relevant authorities within the agreed scope.
Target outcomes
The goal is a reliable basis for action. We do not decide the answer before the work starts or go beyond the available evidence.
A clear account of important events, decisions, people and how they relate to the concern.
The right information is found, protected and recorded for later use.
The report separates known facts, reasonable conclusions, unresolved issues and limits.
Leaders get a clear basis for fixes, discipline, recovery, disclosure or referral.
What you receive
Who this service is for
We adapt the investigation to the decision, oversight and evidence duties of the people who will use the report.
Oversight bodies requiring an independent record of allegations, evidence, findings and response options.
Public and regulated organisations where decisions must withstand governance and external scrutiny.
Teams managing protected disclosures, misconduct, disputes, discipline or potential referral.
Leaders facing suspected fraud, corruption, asset loss or unexplained financial and operational activity.
Confidential first response
We can assess the urgency, identify evidence that must be protected now and agree on a practical investigation plan.
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