Private investigators are versatile professionals who can assist in various situations beyond the traditional scope of their work. Here are some areas where private investigators can offer their expertise in less commonly considered contexts:

  1. Digital Reputation Management: Private investigators can help individuals or businesses safeguard their online reputation by investigating and addressing issues such as online harassment, false information, or damaging content.
  2. Due Diligence for Relationships: Private investigators can conduct background checks and investigative research to provide individuals with valuable insights into potential romantic partners or new acquaintances, helping them make informed decisions about their personal relationships.
  3. Online Dating Safety: Private investigators can assist individuals in verifying the identity, background, and intentions of individuals they meet through online dating platforms, ensuring their safety and reducing the risks associated with meeting strangers.
  4. Intellectual Property Protection: Private investigators can help businesses combat intellectual property theft by conducting investigations into counterfeiting operations, unauthorized distribution channels, or corporate espionage.
  5. Asset Location and Recovery: Private investigators can assist individuals or businesses in locating and recovering lost or stolen assets, including valuable items, vehicles, or financial assets.
  6. Elderly Care and Abuse: Private investigators can be hired to monitor and ensure the well-being of elderly family members residing in care facilities or to investigate suspected abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation cases.
  7. Cybersecurity Investigations: Private investigators with expertise in digital forensics and cybersecurity can investigate cybercrimes, data breaches, online fraud, or hacking incidents, helping individuals or organizations identify the perpetrators and strengthen their security measures.
  8. Mystery Shopping: Private investigators can be employed to conduct covert assessments of businesses, evaluating customer service quality, employee integrity, or adherence to company standards.
  9. Corporate Culture Assessments: Private investigators can conduct discreet investigations to evaluate the internal culture of organizations, identifying potential issues such as harassment, discrimination, or unethical practices.
  10. Family History Research: Private investigators can assist individuals in uncovering their genealogy, tracing long-lost relatives, or conducting investigations related to inheritance disputes.

Put simply, the private investigator is in the information business. So whatever information you need, if a private investigator can find it legally and ethically, we can probably help.


Can we help you? If you need a private investigator in NZ contact us on 09 391 1100 or help@isolve.nz for a chat.

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