What Does a Verified Trace Report Contain?

A trace report is only as good as the evidence behind it. At Towerhall Solutions, we produce Verified Trace Reports -- not just data hits. Here is exactly what our reports contain, and why every element matters.
The report opens with a confirmed identity match: full name, date of birth (where available), and any known aliases or previous names. This section confirms that we have traced the correct individual -- not a person with a similar name.
The most important element: the confirmed current residential or business address. This is not a 'best match' or a probability -- it is a verified address supported by at least two independent data sources. We indicate the date of the most recent confirmation and the confidence level of the address data.
Where available, the report includes updated telephone numbers and email addresses. We indicate whether these have been verified or whether they are data-derived probabilities.
The report includes any identified current employment, self-employment, or directorship information. This is particularly relevant for enforcement strategy and for identifying income sources that could be subject to an Attachment of Earnings Order.
Where instructed, the report includes an asset summary: identified property interests at Land Registry; vehicles registered in the subject's name at DVLA; and any other identified assets. For forensic investigations, this section may include a full Asset Map with values and recovery probability assessments.
Every finding is supported by a reference to the data source used. This creates a transparent audit trail and enables the report to be used in legal proceedings if required. We distinguish between statutory data sources (CRA, Land Registry, DVLA) and intelligence sources (OSINT, field intelligence).
Every Towerhall trace report includes a GDPR compliance statement confirming the lawful basis for the investigation, the data sources used, and the data retention policy applicable to the case file. This protects the instructing client as much as Towerhall.
Our reports do not just deliver data -- they deliver a recommendation. Based on the findings, we advise the client on the most appropriate next step: field visit, repossession, process serving, or further forensic investigation. This integrated approach is what distinguishes Towerhall from a data bureau.
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