Fewer tabs. One report you can hand to a client.
PIs use TraceVeil to replace a dozen registry, property and people-search tabs with a single structured report, with evidence attached for every finding.
Subject: Elena Voss
- Moves (10 yrs)
- 4 · 2 state changes
- Median tenure
- 26 months
- Velocity
- Moderate
- Entities
- Voss Design Studio LLC · Manager
Sound familiar?
Every state registry is different
Each Secretary of State site has its own search, fields and quirks.
Stitching sources together
Registry, property and people data live in separate tools you reconcile by hand.
Client-ready output
The findings need to look professional and show where they came from.
How TraceVeil helps
What you get in every report.
Movement Intelligence
Ordered residency timeline, distances, tenure and recent relocations on a map.
Learn moreHow it works
- 1
Search
Entity by name and state, or a person directly.
- 2
Review
Scores, signals, movement and linked records in one view.
- 3
Deliver
Export the PDF for your client file.
Questions
Common questions
Do I need a subscription?
No. Credit packs start at $10. Subscriptions are available for teams that run many reports a month.
What's in Movement Intelligence?
A person's address history ordered oldest to newest with dates, distance between moves, time at each address, states lived in, move velocity and a recent-relocation flag, plus a map of the trail.
Can I save and organize work?
Yes. Saved entities, saved contacts, cases and a report archive keep work organized per matter.
Are there restricted uses?
Yes. TraceVeil is not a consumer reporting agency; FCRA-covered uses are prohibited, and you're responsible for complying with GLBA, DPPA and your state's licensing rules.
The answer is in the record.
Credits start at $10. No subscription required.
Run your first reportPermissible use. TraceVeil is not a consumer reporting agency and its reports are not consumer reports. Do not use TraceVeil for credit, employment, insurance, housing, tenant screening or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You are responsible for complying with the GLBA, DPPA and other laws that apply to your use.