Every PDF is hashed and chained.
No signed artefact stands alone. Each one commits its hash to the chain. Tampering is detectable in milliseconds.
Every signed PDF is hashed, chained, publicly verifiable, and shareable through a single-use link with watermark, passcode, and view-count enforcement.
When a report is signed it commits its hash to the audit chain alongside the hash of the previous signed artefact. Tampering with the PDF — even a single byte — breaks the chain. The verification check is fast, public, and account-free.
A sample signed report and its cryptographic seal. Hit Verify integrity to run the same check the public verifier does — hash the file, match it against the immutable SHA-256 audit chain, and confirm nothing changed after signing.
9f2c1a7d 4e0b8635 5c1f9a2e 7d0b4c8f 1a6e3d52 b9c07f48 a1d6e2b3 c4f50819Sample record (no client data). The real check runs entirely in your browser — drop a signed PDF at /verify and only the 64-byte hash is sent. UPDATE/DELETE on the chain are blocked at the database.
The chain is not locked inside our database. Export the audit chain as CSV and any engineer can re-verify a report’s signature against it. The mathematics is the audit trail, not our hosting.
Each report can be shared via a watermarked single-use link with optional passcode and view-count cap. The recipient never sees your project list, your other clients, your pricing, or anything else.
Project investigation data can be exported to AGS 4.x or DIGGS 2.x. The report remains a signed PDF; use the project export when a client needs structured investigation data.
No signed artefact stands alone. Each one commits its hash to the chain. Tampering is detectable in milliseconds.
Single-use link controls let you ship a report to a client without exposing anything beyond it. Revoke at any time.
Source-fidelity exports that pass our validator before leaving the tenant. No clean-up step. No third-party editor needed.
1-month free trial. Bring the data, leave with a signed PDF whose authenticity is mathematically provable.