Every signal, at every scale.
Every Next 72 engagement runs through the same intelligence platform — used at continental, neighborhood, and property-level scales depending on what the case demands. The three views below are real outputs from active engagements, drawn at progressively finer resolution.
Continental view. Multi-state engagement footprint with co-travel and inter-jurisdictional movement surfaced as connection lines between anchor sites. Used in fugitive recovery, missing-person work that crosses state lines, cargo-theft network analysis, and any case where the question is “where else has this device been?”
Neighborhood view. Aggregate device counts at each cluster within an analysis window — densities ranging from 2 to 169+ devices. The analyst can drill into any cluster to surface device IDs, time-of-presence patterns, and residential anchors. This is the working view for commercial geofence queries: stores, offices, distribution sites, schools, public gathering spaces.
Property-level view. Every signal a target device emitted inside a defined parcel, plotted across the analysis window. The visual collapse onto a single residence makes pattern of life and anchor identification visceral — used to confirm a primary residence not disclosed in records, to identify daily occupants, and to correlate device presence against known incident times. This is what a residential anchor looks like before redaction.
