We find the evidence. You get the leverage.
Integrity Solve uncovers evidence of fraud, corruption and liability through lawful, methodical investigation — and builds it into a brief of evidence that you and your lawyer can act on.

If it turns on evidence, we can likely help.
We take on a broad range of civil and personal matters. If it turns on evidence, it's likely something we can help with.
Fraud & theft
Misconduct
HR & workplace matters
Workplace disputes
Asset & financial disputes
Corruption
Blackmail & extortion
False arrest & malicious prosecution
False accusations
Due diligence & background checks
Turning what you have — and what you're entitled to — into proof.
Every matter is different, but the work follows a disciplined path: understand the material, test it, corroborate it from independent sources, and assemble evidence that stands up to scrutiny.
Forensic review of your existing evidence
We start with what you already have: documents, emails, records, contracts, messages and notes. A structured forensic review maps the key people, transactions and events, exposes inconsistencies, and shows where your evidence is strong and where the gaps are.
Digital forensics and the power of metadata
Files carry hidden metadata that reveals when a document was really created, edited, sent or signed, and by whom. We use digital forensics to test authenticity, expose backdating or manipulation, and establish the true sequence of events.
Independent records and corroborating evidence
We lawfully obtain records and information from other sources to corroborate or disprove what has been asserted, turning assertion and denial into documented fact.
A brief of evidence built for settlement
Where you're seeking a civil outcome, we assemble a strong, organised brief of evidence that gives you and your lawyer the leverage to negotiate an effective settlement, without spending big money fighting it out in court.
Testing the evidence against you
If you've faced false accusations, malicious prosecution or fabricated claims, we test the evidence being used against you, probing reliability, provenance and gaps, and finding what disproves it.
Due diligence and background investigation
We look past the surface to establish who a person or business really is: history, associations, assets and red flags, so you can decide with the full picture.


Rigorous, lawful, and built to resolve.
Lawful and methodical
Built for settlement
Confidential throughout
Clear, fair fees.
We keep our fees as low as we responsibly can, and they're transparent and set out up front — no surprises.
Commencement fee
Funds held on account. Our work is drawn down against it — the $300 + GST administration fee first, then investigative time at $250 + GST per hour.
What to expect
We don't offer pro-bono, "no win, no fee", or deferred-fee arrangements. We can't guarantee an outcome — what we do guarantee is that we work as hard as we lawfully can to find the evidence that fairly supports your objective.
How to get started.
Book a call
Choose a time that suits you. We call you at your appointment, so we'll ask for your phone number when you book.
We send your engagement letter
After we've spoken, you'll receive a clear letter of engagement setting out scope and fees.
Sign the letter
Read it over and sign. Nothing proceeds until you're comfortable with the terms.
Pay the commencement invoice
Settle the commencement fee ($3,000 + GST, held on account) to confirm your matter.
We start on your matter
Work begins, and we keep you informed as the evidence comes together.
Frequently asked.
What does a private investigation cost?
You pay a commencement fee of $3,000 plus GST up front. That is not a charge on top of our fees — it is funds held on account. The one-off administration fee of $300 plus GST is the first draw-down from it, and investigative work at $250 plus GST per hour is then drawn down against the balance. Everything is set out in your letter of engagement before any work begins.
Do you work on a "no win, no fee" basis?
No. We don't offer pro-bono, no win no fee, or deferred-fee arrangements. We can't guarantee an outcome, and we won't take a matter on terms that would tempt us to overstate what the evidence shows.
Are you a law firm?
No. Integrity Solve investigates and builds evidence, and we work alongside your legal representatives. We don't give legal advice, and decisions to commence proceedings, issue demands or seek orders should be made with a qualified solicitor or counsel.
What if I've been falsely accused?
We test the evidence being used against you — probing its reliability, where it came from, and what it actually establishes. Metadata and independent records frequently expose fabrication, backdating or a sequence of events that doesn't match the account given.
Do I need a lawyer already?
Not to start. Many people come to us before engaging a solicitor, because knowing what the evidence supports changes which lawyer you need and what you instruct them to do. We work with your lawyer once you have one.
Will my matter stay confidential?
Yes. Your material and instructions are treated as confidential and disclosed only to people you authorise.
Tell us what happened. We'll tell you what the evidence supports.
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Integrity Solve is based in Queensland and works with clients across Brisbane, Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast, and Australia-wide. Matters requiring attendance in person are handled locally; evidence, digital forensics and reporting work is delivered wherever you are.
Integrity Solve provides investigative and evidence services and works alongside your legal representatives. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice; decisions to commence proceedings, issue demands or seek orders should be made with a qualified solicitor or counsel.

