At INVENY, we firmly believe that the effectiveness of an Investigation is Investigation measured by the weight of the paper, but by the relevance and legality of the information provided. However, a misconception persists in our profession: the obligation to systematically submit a standardized "summary report," regardless of the type of intervention.
Why does INVENY support this approach?
Article R.631-30 of the CSI is often misinterpreted. As CPI Detective's analysis rightly points out, the law requires us to report on our mission, but it gives us essential freedom in terms of form:
Adaptability: An administrative check or the transmission of legal documents does not always require a 20-page narrative.
Data protection (GDPR): Only sharing what is strictly necessary with the customer is a sign of professionalism and respect for individual freedoms.
Responsiveness: Focusing on substance over form allows us to concentrate on what matters most: defending your interests.
Beyond the document, loyalty
For INVENY, this flexibility is not a lack of rigor, quite the contrary. It is proof of a responsible professional practice. Whether the mission report is oral, documentary, or synthetic, our priority remains the traceability of our actions and total transparency towards our clients.
We strongly encourage you to read the full article by CPI Detective to understand how this legal approach secures your procedures and modernizes our investigation methods.
