Ref. 001 — Reporting Support
Careful groundwork for investigative reporting
Cirevon supports reporters working on non-criminal subjects — company structures, land records, public filings — with drafting, analysis, and evidence review built for scrutiny.
7 yrs
Supporting reporting teams
140+
Records requests drafted
60+
Filing analyses delivered
6 days
Typical review turnaround
Ref. 002 — Mission
What we do, and what we don't claim
We are not a newsroom, and we do not publish. We help reporters get the underlying groundwork right — a request that is answerable, a filing read carefully, a draft checked against what it can actually support.
- — Work stays confidential and is never shared outward.
- — Findings are qualified honestly, not oversold.
- — Every deliverable is built to withstand a second look.
Ref. 003 — Services
Three kinds of groundwork
Records Request Drafting
Requests specific enough to be answered, and narrow enough to be processed.
Learn moreCorporate Filing Analysis
Ownership structures and related entities read from what's actually filed.
Learn moreEvidence Standards Review
A plain check of whether each claim rests on something verifiable.
Learn moreRef. 004 — Notes
From the field notes
Public Records
Reading a Land Registry Without Guessing
What a land title actually tells you, and where the gaps usually sit.
Corporate Records
Tracing Ownership Through Shell Layers
A patient method for following related entities across filings.
Editorial Standards
The Line Between Claim and Suggestion
Why weak assertions sink stronger stories, and how to catch them early.
Ref. 005 — Approach
How we work
- ✓ We separate what a document proves from what it implies.
- ✓ We flag fairness concerns towards named parties early.
- ✓ We hand back working notes, not just conclusions.
- ✓ We keep timelines realistic rather than promising speed.
If a draft or a filing needs a second, careful read, we're glad to help.
Reach outRef. 006 — From reporters
What clients say
"The request drafts came back sharper than what I'd have written alone, and the follow-up wording actually got a response."
Wulan Aditama
Freelance reporter
"The filing analysis untangled a structure I'd been staring at for weeks. The diagram alone was worth the engagement."
Bram Situmorang
Business desk editor
"Blunt but fair feedback on a draft that needed it. The assertion table made revisions easy to prioritise."
Nining Karyadi
Independent journalist
Ref. 007 — Questions
Common questions
Ref. 008 — Contact
Tell us what you're working on
A short note is enough to start — we'll reply with next steps.