One shared place to investigate.
Partner reporters in different cities share the same cases and boards, from the first signal to a PDF report.
What slows you down
Partners work from different places
The same story is followed from several cities and time zones.
Hand-overs lose context
A case passed between reporters arrives without the links and notes behind it.
The record has to be readable
Partners and editors need the evidence in one file, with who found what.
What verification teams told us about working under pressure: read the research.
How Veruno helps
Step 1
Open the case once
Every analysed story lands in Targeted News for the whole organization.
Step 2
Work on the same board
Notes, links, images and files in one Workspace board; cards show who added them.
Step 3
Hand over one report
Export the case as a PDF with the triage analysis and each card’s author.
A real example
The story and its sources are fictional; the report is laid out exactly as in Veruno.
A reporter in Valemont opens the Harlow case. A partner in another city adds the Water Authority’s statement to the board. The editor exports one PDF that shows who added each piece.
Which plan fits
Advanced has unlimited seats, so every partner reporter joins the same organization and shares its cases, boards and monthly tokens.
Recommended for journalism NGOs
- Unlimited seats
- Shared boards and roles
- 2,500 tokens a month, shared