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Government & community
Connect permits, inspection records, and community funding reviews to their source.
Local services involve residents, businesses, contractors, and public staff. Signed records can make a permit or review outcome easier for its recipient to check and for staff to manage.
Printed and forwarded permits can remain in circulation after details change.
Issue a signed record of the permit reference, approved scope, issuing office, and the record’s managed status.
Check that a presented permit matches the signed information and review its current status with the issuing authority.
A clearer route from a permit copy to the office responsible for it.
A contractor and a municipal reviewer may be using different inspection report versions.
Record the report fingerprint, inspection reference, responsible inspector, and the office’s recorded review event.
Compare the report used for follow-up with the reviewed version and record corrections through the established process.
A traceable connection between an inspection report and the resulting follow-up work.
Applications, supporting statements, and approval notes often arrive through separate channels.
Link submitted evidence fingerprints to the program reference, assessment version, and authorized review outcome.
Check the evidence used in the review before the responsible office approves funding or requests additional information.
A review history that helps staff explain how an application progressed.
Put it into practice
Start with the capability your first use case needs. Add others as your process grows.
Turn a credential, approval, or statement into a digitally signed record with an identifiable issuer.
See who signed a record, whether its content changed, and whether it is still active.
Create signed receipts that describe what a person, service, or AI agent reported doing.
Choose one service and document the issuing authority, update process, and access rules. Existing public-sector systems remain the source for official decisions.
Use cases describe how to apply the platform. Your workflow may need APIs, external systems, and configuration; available features depend on your plan.
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