State AGs, DAs, local law enforcement, and city attorneys use Page Vault to capture and authenticate social media evidence for OSINT investigations — with cryptographic chain-of-custody built for court.
OSINT investigators know that posts, profiles, and listings disappear fast — and that what you capture has to be bulletproof. Most tools fail on both counts.
Every social media capture includes a SHA-256 cryptographic hash, precise timestamp, and full metadata — affidavits available for every capture. The same chain-of-custody documentation that state AGs and DA offices across the country rely on to win cases.
From consumer fraud to criminal prosecution, Page Vault covers the cases where authenticated social media evidence is the difference between a win and a dismissal.
State AG consumer protection units pursue businesses misrepresenting products, services, and prices on social media and online marketplaces. Page Vault captures Facebook ads, Instagram posts, business websites, and listings at the moment of investigation — with metadata that holds up against any challenge.
Texas AG, NY AG, Missouri AG, Florida AG, and California DOJ all use Page Vault for exactly this workflow.
DA offices and public defenders need social media evidence that survives suppression challenges. Gang activity, domestic violence, drug trafficking, and fraud cases all turn on digital content that investigators must capture — in a court-ready format — before it's deleted or altered.
Nassau DA, NYC Law Department, and the Habeas Corpus Resource Center rely on Page Vault for criminal and post-conviction appeals work.
City and county legal offices handle short-term rental enforcement, code violations posted online, internal HR investigations, and ethics complaints. Evidence lives on Airbnb, Craigslist, and social platforms — and must be captured and authenticated before it disappears.
City of Los Angeles and NYC Law Department use Page Vault for short-term rental crackdowns, ethics matters, and employee misconduct investigations.
State boards and commissions — gaming, medical licensing, cosmetology, securities — investigate professionals who behave badly online. The evidence lives on Instagram, Yelp, and business websites. Page Vault makes each capture defensible for administrative hearings and licensing proceedings.
Arizona Gaming Commission, MN Board of Cosmetology, and Kansas Board of Healing Arts all run their investigative capture workflow through Page Vault.
Page Vault is purpose-built for state and local government investigators — the teams doing active OSINT and social media investigation work, not backend digital forensics.
Page Vault turns a manual, legally fragile workflow into a reliable, court-ready process in four steps — without the IT overhead of on-prem tools.
Paste any URL — social profile, post, marketplace listing, or video. Page Vault handles dynamic content, infinite scroll, and authenticated sessions that manual tools can't reach.
Page Vault renders the full page — not a screenshot — preserving all metadata, embedded content, and source code at the exact moment of capture.
A SHA-256 cryptographic hash, precise UTC timestamp, and investigator identity are immediately attached. Affidavits available on request for court filing.
Captures are stored in your secure library, organized by case folder. Export in jury-presentable format — ready for filing, discovery, or hand-off to prosecutors.
SHA-256 hash generated at the moment of capture. Chain-of-custody is automatic — not something you have to document manually after the fact.
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn — including authenticated sessions, infinite scroll, and content that would be gone by the time a subpoena comes back.
Signed, court-ready affidavits documenting the capture process. Everything opposing counsel needs to see — and nothing they can challenge on procedural grounds.
Capture hundreds of pages from a domain in a single operation. Ideal for large organizational profiles, fraud scheme websites, and multi-page OSINT investigations.
Unlimited storage organized by case folder. No on-prem infrastructure required. Accessible to investigators working across offices, shifts, or jurisdictions.
Export in PDF or native Page Vault format — structured and readable, not a raw data dump. Prosecutors and juries see exactly what the investigator saw at the time of capture.
State and local government procurement can be slow. Page Vault is built to work within it — with options sized for the budget windows that actually open.
Per-user licensing with a flat, predictable structure — no page-count games. Easy to put in a budget request and easy for a supervisor to approve when funding comes through.
Many state AG, regulatory, and local government customers procure through state purchasing cooperatives — we're familiar with the process and can help navigate it.
ICAC task forces and DA offices often use BJA or state grants to fund digital evidence tools. Ask your rep about structuring a purchase to fit your funding source and timeline.
Page Vault works with SHI — the most-used reseller for government IT purchases. If your agency uses SHI, we can route through them with no friction on your end.
Budget season moves fast. We'll be direct about what we can and can't do — and get you to a signed contract without wasting time on either side.
30-minute demo with a government sales specialist. We'll walk through your specific OSINT investigation workflow and answer procurement questions directly.