The problem
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Trust & Identity
High-Assurance Validator
Check whether it changed, who signed it, when, whether the signer is trusted, and whether it is still current.
30-second explanation
What happens, step by step.
- 01Open the document locally
- 02Run every available check
- 03Export a component-by-component report
A simple example
A procurement team receives a sealed contract and gets a separate answer for every trust question.
Open for scoped business
A concrete offer, not an assurance promise.
Recommended launch price: $495 per reviewWhat you receive
- Review of one UD package containing up to 10 files
- Integrity, signature, signing-key, identity, timestamp, current-status and transparency findings shown separately
- Human-readable PDF report plus machine-readable JSON findings
- One 30-minute findings call
Turnaround: Three business days after complete intake.
How fulfillment works
- Customer starts with a scoped, pre-addressed intake email
- UD confirms scope and supplies a secure transfer method
- A reviewer runs the canonical Validator and documents every available check
- Report and findings call delivered within three business days after complete intake
Start a validation reviewDo not email sensitive documents. We confirm a secure intake path first.
What it does today
Check integrity, signature, signer identity, timestamp, current status, and transparency as independent results.
30-second working surfaceLocal by default
No result yet. This demo does not silently contact a service.
The Universal Document
The Universal Document remains portable, openable, and locally inspectable without this service.
Trust, workflow or scale
Professional operation, governance, scale, or assurance is available only when the named service is actually provisioned.
Privacy boundary
Document content is local by default. Network actions are explicit and disclosed.
API contract available for evaluation; production credentials are not implied.
Free standard · optional infrastructure