Tamper-evident disclosure
Exports today are checksummed, signed, and audited. The courtroom workflow finishes the job: page numbering that counsel can cite, and independent cryptographic timestamps that prove when the package existed.
Disclosure packages that arrive numbered, timestamped, and provable.
Disclosure fails on process more often than on substance. A challenge rarely begins with what the evidence says; it begins with how the evidence was handled. Sequential numbering and independent timestamps make the handling itself provable, which keeps the argument where it belongs: on the content.
Where it stands today
Checksummed, signed, and fully audited export packages are live. Bates numbering and trusted timestamps complete the disclosure workflow.
Want to shape it? Early partners will get a direct line into what we build next.
Request a demoWhat it will do
- Bates numbering across every page of an export
- Independent cryptographic timestamps on the package
- Checksums per file and per package, as today
- A verification trail any party to a proceeding can check