Inveni Alert connects families, volunteers and law enforcement in a single verified registry, built to be simple to use in the hardest moment.
For people, an official police report already filed is required. For pets, a verified email is enough, plus the microchip number if available.
Before publication, our team checks that the essential case details (report, contacts, consistency of information) are valid.
The case enters the public registry with a dedicated page, a direct and shareable URL, indexable by search engines too.
Anyone who recognises the person or pet can send a report, which reaches the family and relevant authorities — never replacing an emergency call.
Yes. The people registry only accepts cases with an official report already filed with law enforcement. This protects families and keeps the registry trustworthy.
Just a verified email. If the animal has a registered microchip, including it greatly helps verification if it's found.
Reports aren't verified in real time: they reach the family or whoever published the case, who decides how to proceed together with the relevant authorities.
Don't approach or intervene alone. Contact law enforcement first (112) or, for pets, a vet or local veterinary emergency service, then still send the report on the case page.
No. A listing is closed or updated to "found" as soon as the case is resolved, at the request of whoever published it.
If this is an emergency, call 112.
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