Investigations capability

Build a consistent, evidence-led approach to investigations.

I help your organisation improve the process its own people use to assess, plan, conduct and document investigations. Your team gets a repeatable approach, clear steps, sound records and a stronger basis for decisions.

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See also: Loss Intelligence

Most retail risk functions are reactive — responding to incidents after the damage is done. PROVED changes the fundamental posture of the organisation from response to detection and prevention.

Built on a career in policing command, this framework applies the same evidentiary rigour used in complex criminal investigations to the commercial context.

Systemic Failures I Address

Inconsistent investigation standards across the organisation

Intelligence siloing between disconnected systems

Failure to document decisions to a defensible standard

Lack of a feedback loop between investigation and detection

Operational friction that delays response to emerging threats

The PROVED model.

Six stages. One unified protocol your team can apply to every investigation — designed with civil, disciplinary and police scrutiny in mind.

PROVED is my investigations framework. A disciplined, six-stage protocol designed to close the gap between strategic intent and frontline execution.

P

Stage 01

Prepare

P

Plan the investigation approach.

R

Stage 02

Review

R

Triage: investigate, record, or refer.

O

Stage 03

Outline

O

Define strategy and scope.

V

Stage 04

Verify

V

Confirm facts with evidence.

E

Stage 05

Evaluate

E

Assess findings and evidence quality.

D

Stage 06

Document

D

Close the loop. Feed findings back.

Where Capability Gets Built

PROVED is the investigation method I build into your team during a Loss Intelligence engagement. Your investigators run it. Loss Intelligence is where the capability gets built.

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