Not just where they lived. How they move.
Movement Intelligence turns a person's address history into an ordered timeline and a map, with the metrics that tell you where to look next.
Movement · Jane Q. Doe
- Trail
- Houston, TX → Denver, CO → Miami, FL
- Distance
- 2,600 mi total · longest 1,725 mi
- Velocity
- Moderate · 0.4 moves/yr
- Recent relocation
- Yes · 2026-02
Sound familiar?
Address lists without order
A dozen addresses and no idea which is current.
Missed relocations
Someone who moved last month looks the same as someone who hasn't moved in ten years.
No connection to the business
Did they live at the company's address when it was formed?
How TraceVeil helps
What you get in every report.
Ordered timeline
Oldest to current, with from/to dates and time at each address.
Movement metrics
Total moves, distance traveled, longest move, states lived in, median tenure and moves per year.
Velocity & recent relocation
Stable, moderate or high move velocity, and a flag for moves in the last 12 months.
Entity overlap signal
Flags when a person's address history overlaps an entity's address, especially at formation.
Learn moreHow it works
- 1
Run a resolution
Movement is built for every person in the report.
- 2
Open the map
See the numbered trail from oldest to current address.
- 3
Read the metrics
Use velocity and tenure to choose where to reach them.
Questions
Common questions
Where does the address history come from?
From the identity-data provider records for each person, including first-seen and last-seen dates where the provider has them.
How is the current address chosen?
Addresses are ordered by when each residency began; undated entries fall back to the provider's own recency order. The newest residency without an end date is marked current.
What is move velocity?
A summary of how often a person moves, based on moves per year across their history: stable, moderate or high.
Why does address overlap matter for an LLC?
Someone who lived at a company's address when it was formed is far more likely to be involved in running it than someone who merely appears in a filing. TraceVeil records this as a scoring signal.
The answer is in the record.
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