How it works
How are records made tamper-proof?
Every record is signed the moment it is made and linked to the one before it, like links in a chain. One click checks the whole chain, so any record can show who created it, who changed it, and when.
Each record saves who did it, what changed, and when. Each one locks to the record before it, so the history forms an unbroken chain.
Checking the chain takes one click and confirms that nothing was inserted, removed, or altered. If a record is replaced, the old version is kept and can be brought back.
The seals use strong, next-generation cryptography meant to hold up for decades, so a record sealed today is still provable far in the future.