What is a digital chain of custody?
A location tells you where an asset is. A digital chain of custody helps you understand where it has been, what happened around it and which people or systems took action.
Our introductory guide explains the difference between basic tracking and an operational record, the signals that make that record useful, and how teams can apply it during routine monitoring, incident review and audit.
- Location and movement history
- Sites, geofences and event context
- User actions and accountable changes
- Reporting for review and investigation