Digital Forensics Platform
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Explore documentation covering investigation case management, digital evidence submission, SHA-256 integrity verification, analyst review, chain of custody, platform security, and technical workflows.
Whether you are an administrator coordinating cases, an investigator submitting evidence, an analyst reviewing submissions, or a developer integrating platform services, this documentation provides an organized reference to FORENSIQ.
Documentation library
User guides
Understand each platform workspace.
Investigation workflows
Follow the evidence lifecycle.
Security and integrity
Explore access and verification.
Technical reference
Understand APIs and system concepts.
Find platform information organized around investigation responsibilities and functionality.
Explore related platform pages to understand its capabilities, security principles, and investigation workflows.
Choose an area of the platform to explore its documentation outline and relevant guidance.
Learn about FORENSIQ, account registration, authentication, and navigating the platform.
Understand how administrators, investigators, and analysts access and use their respective workspaces.
Explore the process of creating investigation cases, organizing case information, and assigning investigation teams.
Understand how investigators register and submit digital evidence associated with their assigned cases.
Learn how cryptographic hashing and SHA-256 comparisons support evidence integrity verification.
Explore the analyst workflow for examining pending evidence and recording verification or rejection decisions.
Understand how evidence-handling events and important platform actions support accountability and traceability.
Learn about evidence storage, protected references, validation, and workflows for large forensic files.
Explore authentication, authorization, account protection, and security-conscious evidence management.
Use these topic outlines as a reference for the functionality and procedures covered by FORENSIQ documentation.
Learn about FORENSIQ, account registration, authentication, and navigating the platform.
Topics covered
Understand how administrators, investigators, and analysts access and use their respective workspaces.
Topics covered
Explore the process of creating investigation cases, organizing case information, and assigning investigation teams.
Topics covered
Understand how investigators register and submit digital evidence associated with their assigned cases.
Topics covered
Learn how cryptographic hashing and SHA-256 comparisons support evidence integrity verification.
Topics covered
Explore the analyst workflow for examining pending evidence and recording verification or rejection decisions.
Topics covered
Understand how evidence-handling events and important platform actions support accountability and traceability.
Topics covered
Learn about evidence storage, protected references, validation, and workflows for large forensic files.
Topics covered
Explore authentication, authorization, account protection, and security-conscious evidence management.
Topics covered
Technical documentation describes how platform services communicate, how authenticated requests are handled, and how case and evidence operations are organized.
API specifications should document actual deployed endpoints, request parameters, response structures, authentication requirements, and authorization rules.
Developer reference
Authentication
Registration, login, token-based authentication, verification, and password recovery.
User management
Account administration, user roles, and role-specific operations.
Case management
Case creation, case information, assignments, and case-related operations.
Evidence operations
Evidence submission, evidence retrieval, integrity verification, and analyst review.
API paths, request schemas, response formats, and authentication requirements must be documented against the actual backend implementation.
For questions about platform functionality, investigation workflows, evidence management, or technical requirements, contact the FORENSIQ team.
Learn how investigation cases are organized, how evidence is submitted and reviewed, and how platform participants contribute to a structured digital forensics workflow.