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Cases are the foundation of your investigations in Intrace. Each case provides a dedicated workspace where you can organize entities, build relationship graphs, search for intelligence, and collaborate with your team.
Cases overview showing list of investigation cases

What is a Case?

A case is a container for all investigation-related data and activities. It provides:
  • Centralized organization - Keep all entities, documents, and findings in one place
  • Relationship mapping - Visualize connections between people, organizations, and events
  • Team collaboration - Share insights and work together on investigations
  • Access control - Manage who can view and edit case information

Getting Started with Your First Case

When you first access Cases, you’ll see an empty state view prompting you to create your first case.
Empty state view when no cases exist

Creating a Case

To create a new case:
1

Click New Case

Click the “New Case” button to open the case creation dialog.
2

Enter Case Details

Provide a name and description for your case.
3

Add Tags

Add tags to your case to help organize and categorize your investigations.
Case creation modal showing input fields for new case

Working with Cases

Once you’ve created a case, you have access to multiple investigation types. Each case can contain any number of investigations of each type, allowing you to conduct comprehensive, multi-faceted investigations.
Investigation types showing Prompt, Graph, and Social Vault options
As shown above, you can start investigations using a:
  • Graph Investigation - Visualize and explore relationships between entities
  • Search Investigation - Search across multiple data sources with AI filtering
  • Social Vault Investigation - Archive and analyze social media and digital evidence
You can create a new investigation at any time by clicking the “New” button on the top right of the sidebar.

Case Entities

Case entities serve as a way to document persons of interest (POIs) and companies at a global case level, making them accessible across all investigations within the case. Learn more about Case Entities.

Editing Cases

To edit or delete an existing case, simply right-click on the case to access the context menu with available options.
Case context menu showing edit and delete options