We do not publish private licences on this page.
A person or firm can send you a time-bound proof link for the credentials they choose. This page will not invent a wall of sample names to look busy.
How we work
Before you hire us you should know who will be on the post, what they are licensed for, how incidents are handled, and what lands on your desk when the job is done.
A person or firm can send you a time-bound proof link for the credentials they choose. This page will not invent a wall of sample names to look busy.
Operators and firms prove identity and current licences before they are offered a post.
Assignments, check-ins, incidents, reports, and invoices stay on the same job — not in three inboxes.
Anything that goes to a client is reviewed by a named JTF person. Software does not speak for us.
Standard, restricted, or client-approved release — chosen before the first incident, not after.
We check the licence for the city and the work before we accept it. If the job needs a private investigator licence we do not have, we refuse it.
A partner firm shows insurance before we put them on your job or tell you they are part of the plan.
You decide how incident records are released so the file is useful without leaking more than the job needs.
We show names, routes, and personal data only where the job needs them. Public pages do not list private licences.
Operators and firms share a time-bound proof link. You see what is current without receiving a stack of private files.
Every job has a named owner for intake, supervision, incidents, reporting, billing, and closeout.
Which licences, which city, which partner firm, and who supervises — written before the first shift.
Who can see the job, how long records are kept, and how incidents are released.
Timeline, staffing, incidents, reports, and invoices from the same file.
If a draft was machine-assisted, a named reviewer still accepts it before you see it.
Vendor eligibility and renewals stay ready for procurement review.
Global institutional registration status stays visible to buyers.
Canadian procurement status stays visible for qualified opportunities.
Alliance-facing registrations are planned as JTF pursues larger institutional work.
We need the person who can authorize the work, where updates should go, and why the job is lawful — before anyone is posted.
Quote, statement of work, and acceptance stay on one file so procurement is not chasing three versions.
You choose standard, restricted, or client-approved release before the first incident — not after someone asks for the footage.
Reports, invoices, and after-action notes come from the same job file you already approved.