Investigation Intake & Evidence Workspace
Create and edit a browser-local case, record multiple identifiers, classify evidence and generate a printable evidence summary.
Start a CaseWHAT THIS TOOL IS FOR
From suspicious listing to a reviewable Google complaint package.
A sweep may encounter a company that appears to use false locations, conflicting names, reused phone numbers, questionable credential claims, or a lead-generation business model. VerifySweep provides a disciplined process to identify the exact Google profile, preserve public evidence, test the concern against reliable sources and current Google policy, and draft neutral complaint language. The professional or authorized reviewer still verifies the evidence and files through Google; VerifySweep does not automatically accuse the business or submit the complaint.
1. IDENTIFYRecord the exact Google profile and business being reviewed.
2. PRESERVESave URLs, screenshots, dates, names, phones and addresses.
3. CONNECTDocument possible relationships without assuming ownership.
4. VERIFYSeparate confirmed facts from claims and suspicions.
5. CHECK POLICYCompare supported facts with current Google rules.
6. DRAFTPrepare concise complaint language and an evidence index.
7. HUMAN FILESReview every statement and use the appropriate Google channel.
AI-Assisted Evidence Review
The case-review endpoint organizes supplied information, identifies verification gaps and prepares a draft. It does not independently crawl every source, establish wrongdoing or submit a complaint.
Open a Saved CaseMy Investigations
Open, edit, update or delete investigations saved in this browser. These records do not synchronize across devices.
View CasesExpanded Automated Research
Broader source collection and review-pattern analysis remain planned features. VerifySweep does not present them as completed automation.
Evidence standard: “Potential fraud,” “possible lead generation,” or another concern describes what should be investigated—not a proven conclusion. A possible concern, inconsistency, or unverified claim is not proof of fraud, misconduct, or wrongdoing. Google makes its own eligibility and enforcement decisions.