Most investigations don’t fail because the information isn’t there. They fail because a human team runs out of hours before it runs out of documents.
A person can read a few hundred filings carefully. They cannot hold ten thousand of them in mind at once and notice that the same nominee director appears in three of them, five years apart, under two spellings.
That’s the part we automate — not the judgement, the coverage. The model reads everything, surfaces what connects, and hands a human the short list worth their attention. The investigator still decides what it means. They just start from page nine hundred instead of page one.