An existing relationship can generate new questions about identity, operations or conduct. Define the issue and choose a follow-up assignment that addresses it.
Start with what prompted the review: a new location, changed explanation, unresolved observation or other material question. Preserve the earlier findings so the new assignment can be scoped clearly.
Describe the changeDiscuss updated registry research, DD checks, site verification or reputational enquiries according to the question. A fresh investigation is distinct from clarification of a previously delivered report.
Explore investigation servicesAvailable research can be ordered for a specific review. Ongoing platform monitoring remains a planned capability with availability to be confirmed; it is not automatically included in existing purchases.
Review planned platform capabilitiesShare the earlier findings and explain the new issue, such as an operating-location change or unresolved business claim. We can discuss whether registry research, DD, a site assignment, or enquiries would answer the question.
Keep new research separate from support on existing findings. For delivered reports, factual matters receive six months of support and other matters two weeks; additional subjects and investigative work are scoped separately.
An earlier report describes work within its original scope and dates. Continued access to it does not establish that later changes have been reviewed.
ABIS Platform monitoring remains planned. Current assignments can support a commissioned review, but no ongoing alert coverage is implied.
A focused follow-up can be discussed. We first confirm the original scope, the new question, useful sources, and feasibility before agreeing the assignment.
Do not assume so. Support on delivered findings is distinct from new investigation. We confirm the additional scope and price before proceeding.