Powerful tools. Strict boundaries.

The Asset completes a structured mission intake manually or with Pie’s guidance. Pie organizes the stated purpose, subject, requested outcome, location, relationship, and initial risk context into one view.

Then a MiSpy admin reviews every mission. The admin—not Pie—gives the final approval, asks for clarification, limits the scope, or refuses the request. Prohibited requests do not enter the marketplace. If the purpose changes after acceptance, the mission can be paused or closed, and MiSpy makes it simple to launch a new mission built around the new scope.

“Ghost” is MiSpy’s operating name for a verified licensed investigator. Before network access, MiSpy confirms identity, active license information, jurisdiction, relevant business details, and applicable bond or insurance requirements. Mission access remains limited by territory, license authority, and the requirements of the work.

Verification is not a one-time badge. Credentials can expire, change, or become restricted. MiSpy’s network controls are designed to keep eligibility tied to current professional standing.

MiSpy uses an Asset call sign inside the mission workflow and discloses identifying information only when it’s required to screen, scope, match, perform, support, or legally administer a lawful mission.

Before acceptance, an eligible Ghost sees the mission type and category, the intake questions and answers submitted by the Asset, territory, timing, expected deliverable, mission amount, fee, and expected payout. The Asset controls what goes into those answers. MiSpy does not append unrelated profile information to the pre-acceptance view.

If the Ghost needs more context, the Ghost can accept the mission and ask through in-app messaging. Identifying information is disclosed only when the mission, safety, payment, compliance, or law requires it.

Mission communication, evidence, notes, and debrief materials move through the controlled mission workflow. The Ghost records what was done, identifies sources and limitations, validates material used in the conclusion, and authors the final debrief.

Technology can help organize the file. It can’t turn unverified material into fact.

Pie can guide intake, organize mission information, create an initial overview, support matching, and assist with workflow, documentation, and reporting structure. A MiSpy admin gives every mission its final approval before assignment.

A licensed Ghost chooses lawful methods, evaluates sources, validates evidence, records limitations, and authors the conclusion. When a request or result requires escalation, a human reviews the decision.

MiSpy can pause or close a mission, restrict access, preserve relevant platform records, request additional information, withhold or review payout, remove a user or Ghost from the platform, and refer conduct when required by law or safety obligations.

Clients and Ghosts can report suspected misuse, unsafe conduct, credential concerns, evidence problems, or privacy issues through the in-app reporting features. The report stays attached to the mission or account record so MiSpy can review the context and act to the degree required.