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SealDoc — independently verifiable
Compliance infrastructure for legally provable documents
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Compliance infrastructure for legally provable documents
11 followers
SealDoc proves document integrity long after signing. Every document includes cryptographic timestamps, tamper-evident audit trails, and portable Evidence Packs for compliance, archiving, and independent verification.







Love that the Evidence Packs are portable. One thing I'd want as a user is a quick QR code on each signed document so anyone can scan and verify it offline without uploading the file somewhere. Would make ad hoc verification way smoother for auditors or counterparties.
Great suggestion @nevzatyolag2y3, thanks! A QR code that links the document to its portable Evidence Pack (or embedded verification metadata) would indeed make spot-check verification much easier for auditors and counterparties. We've actually discussed something similar internally, so it's definitely on our radar and up a bit!
Love that the Evidence Packs are portable, I was able to verify a signed contract offline without logging into anything. Cryptographic timestamps are a nice touch for long-term archival.
Thanks, @halimeagn1 ! That was exactly one of our goals. We wanted the proof to travel with the document, so years later anyone can still verify it without relying on our platform or an online service.
Love that the Evidence Packs are portable — that was the missing piece for our compliance team. One thing I'd love to see is a simple browser-based verifier where I can drag and drop a document and instantly see if it's still valid, without needing to install anything or create an account. Would make spot-checking old archived docs way easier for non-technical folks on our team.
Thanks, @sultan460167! I really like that idea. A simple browser-based verifier with drag-and-drop and no account required would make verification much more accessible for non-technical users. Our goal is to keep verification as frictionless as possible, so that's definitely valuable feedback.