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For law firms

Preserve digital evidence before it's too late

Email, web content and communications certified with a verifiable chain of custody — and one evidence standard across every case at the firm, regardless of who collected it.

The problem

What gets lost by not certifying in time

  • Digital evidence disappears before trial

    A website, a post, an email — if it isn't certified when it appears, it may no longer exist, or may have changed, by the time it's needed.

  • Opposing counsel challenges how it was obtained, not just what it says

    A plain screenshot proves nothing on its own — you need to be able to show it wasn't tampered with.

  • Every case with its own custody standard

    Without a shared standard across cases and people at the firm, evidence quality depends on who happened to collect it.

How it's used

From certification to a report you can submit

Automatic email certification

Case-relevant communications certified by CC'ing an address, with no one needing to be present.

Web content monitoring

Certifies a website or post on a recurring or on-demand basis, before it changes or disappears.

Public verification for opposing counsel or the court

Share the evidence via a verifiable link or QR code, without exposing the firm's internal system.

A signed report, ready to submit

A case report or expert report (UNE 71506 Annex A), digitally signed with an embedded timestamp.

Forensica management panel showing the organization's case list

Let's start

Certify the evidence in your next case

We'll show you how it fits your current way of working, with a real case if you'd like.