Quickly uncover the history of your case with Magnet Review’s Timeline View

Magnet Review empowers your investigative team members—both inside and outside your organization—to securely collaborate and review digital evidence from any of your data sources anywhere in the world.  

When working to reconstruct the history of your investigation, you may need to quickly narrow the scope to analyze data related to a crime or activity that occurred at a specific time. Our popular Timeline Explorer feature in Magnet Axiom and Magnet Axiom Cyber provides an intuitive, visual way to surface time-relevant evidence to help you easily piece together what happened in your case and when. 

We’re excited to share that we’ve brought this extremely useful and much-anticipated feature to Review with Timeline View! Now available with our SaaS-based versions and coming soon to customer-hosted and on-premises, Timeline View provides you with an intuitive, time-and-date based way to view your evidence so you can quickly and easily see the story it tells. 

For our Review Advanced customers, we’ve also added the ability to view full audit logs so you can better understand how Review is being used in your organization. 

Now you can find the evidence you need faster and easier than ever with Magnet Review.   

Uncover the history of your case across all your evidence sources 

Alongside Review’s Artifact, Conversations View, and Worldmap View, Timeline View allows you to cut through non-relevant case data and create a visualization of your evidence based on the dates and timestamps available in your evidence sources. This includes timestamps reported by the file system and any timestamps parsed or carved from the artifacts in your case. 

In the Case Dashboard, you’ll now see a new tab to launch Timeline View alongside the other views in the Artifact Explorer card. Timeline uses the global filter to set the date range for viewable artifacts. If a date range has already been specified in the global filter, the timeline automatically displays artifacts within that range. If no date range is selected, you are prompted to add one when you click on the Timeline tab. Any other global filters or keyword searches that you’ve applied in the Case Dashboard will also apply to the data included in your timeline. 

Once your date and time ranges are specified, you’ll see your timeline displayed as a streamlined graph view highlighting your relevant artifacts organized by timestamp. You can use this graph to examine specific time frames and establish spikes or patterns in activity. 

One of the unique aspects of Review is that it incorporates a multi-artifact view across all your data sources, and you’ll be able to leverage multi-artifact views in your timelines as well. Timeline View includes a default list of artifacts that are commonly helpful to view chronologically, including Media, Email & Calendar, Social Networking, Communication, Web-related, Documents, and Location & Travel. However, you can use the ‘Select Artifacts’ button to customize this list to include whatever artifacts you’d like. 

Screenshot of Timeline View in Magnet Review.

You can zoom in and out on the Timeline using the control buttons or your mouse scroll button to view a specific time frame. You can also click and drag your mouse cursor to horizontally move back and forth along the Timeline. 

If your case has a lot of artifacts, the Timeline displays a heatmap with the darkest areas being the ones with the most activity. As you zoom in, artifacts break out into individual dots on the timeline. You can click on a dot to see a preview of the artifact data in the preview pane on the right-hand side or scroll through and click on an artifact in the preview pane to see where that artifact is in the timeline. You can also use the preview pane to select specific artifacts to quickly add tags, comments, or mark as privileged, either individually or in bulk. 

See important Review usage data with Audit Logs 

Now available to our Review Advanced customers is another highly anticipated administrative feature: Audit Logs. Users with the administrator role can view an audit log where events are recorded and displayed in Review. These events include case interactions such as when a user accepts an invitation to your organization, shares a case, applies filters or tags to artifacts, modifies the notepad, or views created reports.  

Audit log screenshot in Magnet Review

Events can be sorted by date or filtered by case, date, or user. Additionally, you can view Audit Logs created by any user for cases within your organization. Audit Logs can also be exported as a .csv file. 

Get started with online digital evidence review today! 

With Review Lite, you can now experience Review’s powerful evidence review features like Timeline View for free! Simply visit magnetreview.com to create your free account, which allows you to store up to three cases simultaneously and share them with an unlimited number of reviewers.  

If your organization requires more advanced user and system management capabilities, we also have other SaaS-based, customer-cloud hosted, and on-prem options available to help you provision users and control Review across your teams, including both internal and external stakeholders. Reach out to our experts to help you decide which version of Review is right for your organization. 

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2025 Luke’s Wings Heroes Gala

On Saturday, October 4th, 2025, we came together for the 11th Luke’s Wings Heroes Gala, a night dedicated to celebrating our mission of providing complimentary flights to wounded, ill and injured service members, Veterans, first responders and their families during their recovery and rehabilitation in U.S. military hospitals. 

The evening was filled with emotion and purpose, from honoring those who have served, to remembering those we have lost, to celebrating the powerful impact of Luke’s Wings and the hope it delivers every day.  Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, we raised over $540,000 to continue ensuring families can be together when they need each other most.

YouTube Video Embed of Recap: https://youtu.be/PJm2Rm8j9WQ

Below, we recap our 2025 Luke’s Wings Heroes Gala:

Honoring Service and Sacrifice

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The 2025 Luke’s Wings Heroes Gala was a moving evening hosted by Emcees Mike Emanuel and Jacqueline Matter, who guided guests through a program filled with stories of resilience, community, and hope. 

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This year, we were thrilled to honor DARCARS Automotive Group, Sergeant Major Gerald “Jerry” Davis, Sergeant Joshua Brown, and Officer Matthew Vaughn. We recognize both their service to our country and their generous support, each a testament to the spirit that drives our mission.

DARCARS Automotive Group has long been a steadfast partner, helping make countless reunions possible through their ongoing generosity. 

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Sergeant Major Jerry Davis was recognized for his decades of dedicated service to our Nation and his unwavering commitment to the military community. 

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And finally, Sergeant Joshua Brown and Officer Matthew Vaughn were honored for their leadership and compassion in making Luke’s Wings’ largest single-family mission possible earlier this year — reuniting the family of fallen Parole Agent Joshua Byrd after his tragic passing.

Each honoree has played an invaluable role in helping us carry out our vision: reuniting our Nation’s Heroes with their loved ones when it matters most. 

Guests enjoyed performances from singing action painter Joe Everson and a surprise visit from Lincoln, a bald eagle from the American Eagle Foundation, notably known for his flights with the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles team. It was a night of celebrating both tradition and unity across our Nation’s Heroes.

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Keeping Families Connected: How Your Support Helps Luke’s Wings’ Mission

Funds raised at the Luke’s Wings Heroes Gala directly support Luke’s Wings’ programs, which provide emergency travel planning services and airplane tickets for the families and loved ones of wounded, ill, and injured service members, Veterans, first responders, and fallen officers during recovery and rehabilitation.

Since 2008, Luke’s Wings has formalized five major program lines to serve the active duty and Veteran community best and has delivered nearly 17,000 tickets to Hero families nationwide. Each program meets a unique need, reinforcing our belief that no matter the circumstance, families can stay connected when it matters most. 

  • Wounded Warrior Transportation Assistance Program (W.W.T.A.P.): Providing flights for the loved ones of service members who were combat injured (or sustained training accident injuries) during their deployment, and who are now receiving ongoing inpatient medical care at a U.S. military hospital. 
  • Major Illnesses Transportation Assistance Program (M.I.T.A.P.): Providing flights for the loved ones of Service Members who developed a major chronic illness (such as cancer) as a result of their deployment and who are now receiving ongoing inpatient medical care at a hospital.
  • Veterans in Hospice Transportation Assistance Program (H.T.A.P.): Providing flights for the loved ones of Veterans in hospice so that they can be bedside for their final moments. Veterans who fall within this program line have served our Nation in World War II, The Korean War, The Vietnam War, The Gulf War, and so on.
  • Special Operations Transportation Assistance Program (S.O.T.A.P.): Providing flights for the loved ones of Special Operators during recovery, rehabilitation, and certain times of duress. These elite groups include Navy SEALs, Army Green Berets, Army Rangers, Marine MARSOC, among others.
  • Fallen Officers Transportation Assistance Program (F.O.T.A.P.): Providing emergency travel coordination and complimentary airfare to the families and loved ones of law enforcement officers, immediately following a catastrophic injury or death while serving in the line of duty.

These donations directly impact families: covering the costs of last-minute airplane tickets, ensuring loved ones can be present for rehabilitation milestones, and giving comfort to Heroes in their toughest moments. The evening was a reminder that every donation, large or small, helps keep families connected. None of this would be possible without the generosity of our sponsors, the enthusiasm of our gala attendees, and the spirited participation in our silent and live auctions, all of which make these reunions a reality.

To learn how you can further support Luke’s Wings and our mission, contact us today.

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