You are court-appointed. Every action must be authorized and accounted for.
A receiver answers to the court for every move and every dollar. Anvil enforces authority at each step and keeps a running ledger, so the accounting you owe the court is a byproduct of the work, not a separate scramble.
Receiverships fail their own standard when actions outrun authorization, or when the accounting cannot be reconciled at the end. With multiple parties, frozen estates, and disbursements in motion, the record is the job. Reconstructing it after the fact is where receivers lose credibility and time.
The court expects a defensible answer to two questions at any moment: were you authorized to do this, and where is the money. Anvil is built so both answers are always current.
Receiver Operations, station by station
Running this recovery? Begin.
Access is granted per mandate, on review. Start in the sandbox with synthetic data, or request production access.