Statements, reports, records, timelines, and financial trails .
Investigative work moves across case files, witness accounts, locations, entities, and external sources. Momor helps teams build the working picture faster without losing the links between them.
The case picture builds in one place.
Search across witness statements, reports, evidence logs, and prior files without hopping document to document to find the same name, date, or location again.
Cross-reference claims, events, records, and entities inside the same case context so corroboration, contradiction, and missing support surface earlier.
Build timelines, entity maps, and financial traces from the same working picture instead of reconstructing the narrative from scratch every time a new piece of evidence arrives.
Investigators still decide what matters, what escalates, and what needs action. Momor handles the operational load - searching case material, cross-referencing records, surfacing gaps, and keeping the evolving picture together as new evidence comes in.
Start with case search. Expand into the full picture.
Each capability covers a different step in investigative work. Start with the one that shortens the longest manual review today and add the rest as the workflow proves itself.
Semantic search across case files.
Search across the full case file — witness statements, reports, evidence logs, prior case files — using natural language. 'Which witnesses mentioned a blue vehicle?' instead of keyword search through hundreds of pages.
Cross-reference evidence across sources.
Given a piece of evidence or a claim, find corroborating or contradicting information across other documents in the case file. Surface connections that would take manual review days to identify.
Construct event timelines from scattered data.
Pull dates, times, and events from across the case file and assemble them into a chronological timeline. Identify gaps, overlaps, and inconsistencies in the narrative.
Map relationships between people, organizations, and events.
Given case data, identify and map connections between individuals, organizations, locations, and events. The kind of link analysis that today happens on a whiteboard.
Follow money across records.
Given financial records, trace transactions across accounts, identify patterns, and surface anomalies. For fraud investigations, forensic accounting support, and financial crime analysis.
Interventions & Advisories
Momor does not just return findings. When the record conflicts or a gap changes the direction of the case, it flags it - and when the next move depends on investigator judgment, it stops.
Pauses where investigator judgment changes the next move.
Surfaces leads and gaps you were not looking for.
Start with case material. Expand into the full picture.
You do not deploy every capability at once. The first one shortens the next file review. The rest earn their way in as the workflow proves itself on active cases.
CaseFileSearch
Search across witness statements, reports, and evidence logs in plain language. Immediate value on the next case file.
EvidenceCrossRef + TimelineBuilder
Add corroboration checking and timeline construction so the narrative, conflicts, and gaps stay visible in one working picture.
EntityMapper + FinancialTrace
Extend into relationship mapping and money movement so people, organizations, events, and transactions stay tied to the same case context.
Start with the case that should have been faster.
Show us the file where cross-referencing, timeline work, or financial trace consumed the most time. That is where we start.
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