Web and document search
How can a claim and its original source be located ?
Public research resources · FR / EN
Fifty external tools in ten categories, practical research pathways and a query launchpad. Searches open the providers; no investigation results are retrieved by IIS.
External services · no results hosted here · queries sent only when you click a provider link.

A register establishes a legal record, an archive preserves a page, and a map supports location checks. These resources answer different questions. Choose a pathway below, use its source log, then consult the provider directly.
How can a claim and its original source be located ?
What did a page show at a particular time ?
Does this media match the claimed place, date and narrative ?
Which clues can confirm a place and period ?
Which legal entity corresponds to the trading name ?
Can these figures be compared without changing their meaning ?
How can a post be documented without premature author attribution ?
Which public observations clarify a domain without contacting its target ?
Does a name match actually refer to the same entity ?
How can a file be produced that another reader can verify ?
On the selected provider’s website, in a new tab. IIS does not retrieve, host or display investigation results. Directory filters only filter the editorial catalogue.
The launchpad builds links inside your browser, without sending the query to IIS or storing it in browser storage. Clicking a prepared link sends the query to the named provider, under its own rules.
No. Access may require an account, subscription, software or quota. The catalogue is available in French and English; providers set their interface languages, coverage and conditions.
No. Index coverage, spelling, language, access limits and capture dates can explain a missing result. Record what was searched and what remains unknown.