Tamper Proof Records
Cryptographically sealed consent records that offer irrefutable proof of collection, content and validity.
Records That Cannot Be Quietly Rewritten
A consent record only carries weight if it could not have been changed afterwards. Sealing makes that verifiable, not assumed.
Sealed at Source
A record is hashed and sealed the moment it is created, before it reaches any mutable store.
Hash-Chained Ledger
Entries reference the hash before them, so altering one record invalidates everything after it.
Write-Once Storage
Records are stored append-only, with no update or delete path exposed to any application user.
Continuous Verification
Scheduled integrity checks re-validate the chain and raise an alert the moment it breaks.
Insider-Resistant
Even a privileged administrator cannot silently rewrite history, because the chain records the change.
Portable Proof
Share a record's hash and seal so a third party can verify it without trusting your infrastructure.
How Tamper Proof Records Work
Seal the Record
Content, actor and timestamp are hashed into a seal that fixes the record's exact state.
Append to the Chain
The seal is linked to the previous entry and written to append-only storage.
Verify Continuously
Automated checks re-walk the chain, and any mismatch raises an integrity alert immediately.
Proof That Holds, Years Later
Seal every consent record at capture so its validity never rests on who had database access.