The Audit.
One person, read in full, once. The clearest single picture of what the world can find about you.
What It Is
The audit is a single, complete reading of one person. We take every public record and open source that carries your name, your wealth, your interests and your family, and read them the way a determined outsider would, the way a life is reconstructed from the public record and where anyone looking would begin, then bring what they find into one account. Not a search. A reading.
What It Returns
A written picture of what is visible. What is accurate, what is wrong, what is more exposed than you would expect, and what most people never think to look for, which is usually the footprint assembled from scattered pieces rather than any single entry. Alongside it, plainly, what can be reduced or removed and what cannot. We take you through it on a call, so nothing is left as a document you have to decode.
Where We Read
We read across the jurisdictions that touch you, and the work changes with each one. The United Kingdom is the most open record we read; others are read more carefully and on their own terms. The jurisdictions we cover, and how each is read, are set out in full, because where your information sits often matters as much as what it says.
How It Is Done
Quietly, and on your own footprint only. We read public and lawful sources and cross-reference them so a single claim is never taken alone, with a person reading what the systems surface, and we verify your identity where the work requires it. We do not touch what we should not, and we do not hold what we should not; our standards set out the lines, and what this work does not collect sets out the rest.
What It Costs
From £6,500 for one person, taken once. Family members can be added. The figure is where it begins; the scope is agreed with you first.
Who It Is For
Anyone who would rather know what is visible than be surprised by it. It is also the natural first step before a standing watch, which keeps the picture current rather than letting it drift.