The Two-Click Online Evidence Collection Tool for Legal and Investigative Teams
WebPreserver Can Capture:
Browse. Click. Evidence
If you can see it, you can capture it. Overcome data access restrictions set by social media platforms.
Browse as you normally would. User-friendly Chrome extension installs right on your toolbar.
Two simple clicks to collect website and social media evidence.
Maintain full digital chain of custody. Captures are stored directly to your machine.
Expand Your Evidence Collection
Don't miss a thing. Use bulk-capture features to collect entire websites and social media accounts.
Faster collections. Let WebPreserver automatically scroll through timelines and expand comments.
Precise captures. Set social post date ranges to capture what you need.
Expedite evidence review. Generate searchable PDFs and MHTML files to quickly and easily locate relevant content.
Automated Video Capture
Video? No problem. Quickly collect and authenticate videos from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram
Automaticallycapture embedded videos associated with a webpage or social media post.
Immediately download full video files in MP4 format.
Create Authenticated Evidence
Prove it's real. Every collection includes an authenticated timestamp that proves what you captured was live on the Internet when you captured it.
Generate defensible evidence. Export all of your collections in a variety of legally-admissible formats.
Validate authenticity. Every collection comes with a Collection Report outlining the legal authenticity of the capture, featuring a SHA-256 hash and PKCS1 v1.5 encryption.
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WebPreserver creates defensible PDF exports of online collections. See exactly what WebPreserver's Collection Report (complete with hash values and metadata) looks like.
Establishing a valid chain of custody means being able to show where the evidence has been, who has handled, and its condition at all times. But how is this done for webpages and social media accounts?
