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The Atola Insight Forensic uses Microsoft SQL Server to store case management data. There are two database access options:
When operator connects a hard drive to the Atola Insight Forensic, the tool makes an automatic database look up and retrieves all past records associated with that particular hard drive. New entries will be added seamlessly to the database.
ID sector report saved automatically
The Atola Insight's case management system automatically stores all case data and history, allowing the operator to focus completely on the case. This system eliminates the need for operators to stop for manual notes or click a "save" button at any point during the recovery or data acquisition process.
All reports, firmware files, notes and logs related to a case are automatically saved and can easily be retrieved at any time. Cases can be quickly and conveniently searched via Search/Open function.
Case search
Any past forensic or data recovery case can be pulled from the Atola Insight Forensic quickly and easily at any time. Just search the archives by case #, hard drive model, or hard drive serial #. After a case is selected, the operator can continue work on it or add notes.
All or only selected reports can now be printed (or exported to PDF, HTML, RTF files) via the new Print function.
Printing case reports
With Insight Forensic, you can export entire case history and all reports for a certain hard drive into a single package file. Then this package file can be sent to a colleague in another location. After that he or she can easily import this file and continue working on the case.
Multiple case export/import is supported as well.
Export case
Click questions to expand text
1. Is it possible to copy Insight Forensic database to another PC?
2. When a case is being continued, how can I tell which technician worked on the hard drive?
3. Can the user add notes to the case history after a case is closed?
4. Can 2 hard drives share 1 case number if they are related (example: 2 hard drives from an array)?