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Chronological analysis presents events on a timeline. It provides a quick understanding of the logical sequence in which the facts occurred, allowing the analyst to identify the chronological order of the facts. This type of analysis can also demonstrate behavior patterns and anticipate critical periods of relevant events.
The analysis of events allows analysts to have a very clear view of the sequence of relevant facts and their actors. With this type of diagram an analyst can infer value to each event and search for analysis history.
Caseboard allows you to quickly search for temporal patterns in the most diverse types of data such as phone calls or bank details, even data from posts and reposts on social networks or emails. The analyst can even use several types of data together to determine patterns and evidence them. A good example of this is to show the practice of dollar-cable, where messages or phone calls often precede a financial transaction.
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