PRODUCT · SCAN
Read the statement the witness actually gave.
SCAN surfaces the markers in a statement worth a follow-up question — in the original language, with an innocent alternative for every one. It points you at what to ask next. It never tells you who is lying.
SCAN · A. BOTHA, CLAIMANT · FICTIONAL SAMPLE
We had just taken in a big delivery of power tools and copper fittings, worth around four hundred thousand rand, and all of it was gone. I am certain the stock was there because I checked it myself that afternoon. I did not see any vehicle when I arrived.
HOW SCAN READS A STATEMENT
From the words as given to a list of what to ask.
Bring the statement in, as given
SCAN marks what's worth a question
You get leads, with the other side of each
HOWEVER YOU HAVE IT
Bring the statement in, in whatever form it arrives.
Type it, photograph it, or upload it — Conectir takes it from there and always analyses the original.
Type or paste
Photo
PDF
Word or text
Voice recording
THE RULE THAT MATTERS MOST
Original language only. Always.
Translation loses tense, pronoun choice, hedges and repetition — the exact signals SCAN reads. Conectir analyses the words the witness actually used and shows English glosses for the investigator, so the meaning travels but the signal is preserved. 70+ languages supported.
- Never analyses a translation
- English glosses on hover for the investigator
- Works across 70+ languages
EVERY MARKER, BOTH SIDES
An innocent alternative for every flag.
A flagged pronoun shift might mean evasion — or it might mean the witness was frightened, tired, dictating, or speaking a second language. SCAN always shows the innocent explanation alongside the deception-relevant one, so you weigh it fairly.
- Stress, second-language, culture and trauma accounted for
- Flagged for review — never stated as fact
- Output is investigative leads, never a verdict of guilt
TWO WAYS TO READ IT
A calm view for work, a colour view for handoff.
A monotone scheme for focused production work, and a colour-coded scheme for training and handing a case to a colleague. Same analysis underneath — the markers, the flow, the suggested interview questions, and a calibrated bottom line.
- Marked-up statement you can re-read as an audit surface
- Suggested interview questions drawn from the markers
- A calibrated bottom line — reliability, not a verdict