The campaign crosses platforms
Accounts, posts, links, timing, and engagement are fragmented across systems with different identifiers and formats.
For analysts, investigators, public institutions, media, and legal teams
Qriton connects timing, message similarity, network structure, language, behaviour, and attribution to show who seeded a campaign, how it moved, and which evidence supports the conclusion.
Discuss an investigationInvestigators need to separate organic conversation from an organised operation, connect activity across platforms and languages, and preserve enough evidence for independent review.
Accounts, posts, links, timing, and engagement are fragmented across systems with different identifiers and formats.
Similarity, timing, or shared links become meaningful only when independent coordination signatures reinforce one another.
Analysts, journalists, regulators, and legal teams need the source trail behind every actor, cluster, and attribution claim.
Bring together accounts, posts, timestamps, languages, links, engagement, and relevant source context.
Test temporal, semantic, network, linguistic, behavioural, and attribution signatures.
Map seeding, amplification, bridge accounts, translations, clusters, and cross-border movement.
Let analysts challenge the campaign narrative, inspect confidence, and pivot into the underlying evidence.
Export an evidence-grade case in formats suitable for analytical, regulatory, legal, or journalistic review.
Duration of the coordinated influence campaign used for validation.
Connected across the analysed campaign rather than reviewed as isolated profiles.
Mapped while all six coordination signatures were identified automatically.
Start from the evidence, policies, infrastructure, and human responsibilities already present in the workflow.
Start with a narrative, event, actor set, language group, geography, or suspected coordination window.
Keep original identifiers, timestamps, links, transformations, and analytical outputs attached to the case.
Automate pattern detection while reserving attribution, escalation, and publication decisions for governed review.
Qriton analysed a coordinated influence campaign involving multiple malicious state actors: 785 accounts across 9 countries, with all six coordination signatures identified automatically.
Explore Signal IntelligenceThe system combines temporal, semantic, network, linguistic, behavioural, and attribution evidence rather than treating any one pattern as sufficient.
Yes. Multilingual analysis can connect parallel translations and localized variants to shared timing, actors, links, and campaign structure.
Accounts, posts, timestamps, links, clusters, repost paths, detected signatures, confidence, and the source trail behind each finding can remain attached to the case.
Cases can be prepared for PDF, JSON, or CSV delivery according to the analytical, legal, regulatory, or journalistic workflow.
Bring the platforms, languages, time window, and investigation question. We’ll map the collection and coordination signatures required to build the case.