What is highlighted in a final supervisor or client report?

The final supervisor or client report typically highlights a summary of the case history and results, as this provides a comprehensive overview of the investigation. This includes crucial details about the objectives, methodologies, findings, and the overall conclusion of the case. Such a summary is essential for the client to understand the effectiveness of the investigation, the insights gained, and any implications or actions that may arise from the findings.

While a detailed billing statement, an inventory of all case materials, and a list of client complaints are important aspects of an investigation, they do not capture the essence of the investigative process or its outcomes in the same way a summary can. These elements might be part of supplementary documentation but are not the primary focus of a final supervisor or client report, which aims to encapsulate the essence of the investigation's results and findings succinctly.