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In digital investigations, crucial intelligence often sits within small but significant overlaps — a reused IMSI, a familiar IMEI, or MSISDNs that surface across multiple cases. Historically, identifying these links has meant manual cross‑referencing, repeated searching, or digging through old casework by hand.

CSAS Find adds UK EE Timing Advance support, improved case‑view sharing, and a new Primary Contact field for clearer ownership. The update enhances collaboration, data accuracy, and efficiency for investigative teams.

Timing Advance (TA) has long been a valuable tool in cell site analysis, helping analysts estimate the distance between a mobile device and the serving tower. Most professionals in the field understand the fundamentals: TA is derived from the delay in uplink signal arrival time, which correlates (imperfectly) with distance.

We’re pleased to announce the release of CSAS V3.16, bringing powerful new capabilities to help investigators analyse communications data more efficiently while strengthening compliance with UK forensic standards.

How Martin Griffiths (Co-Founder, Forensic Analytics) Strengthened the Prosecution Case and Helped Secure Four Murder Convictions

Why Law Enforcement Must Know Exactly Where Data Comes From and How It Was Handled. By Luke Morgan, Chief Operating Officer.