What makes 'forensic evidence' different from the logs I can already export from my own analytics tool?

Standard analytics logs only show that a visit happened, but they don't prove the visitor was a bot, which is why ad platforms usually reject those logs. BotRefund provides forensic evidence, which includes the 'how' and 'why' through rrweb video session recordings and physical signal analysis. This includes proving linear mouse movements and sub-millisecond input speeds that are impossible for humans to replicate. This level of detail is what makes BotRefund's reports compliance-ready and acceptable for refund approval.