Prove the position
A claim, its evidence, and who checked it.
Ownership records in most systems are a single editable value. Here, a claim is an assertion with a source, a status and a reviewer — and the current state is what the verified assertions resolve to.
Assertions & Verification
- Proposed / verified / disputed
- Source evidence required
- Reviewer identity recorded
- Superseding assertions
How it helps
What you get with Assertions & Verification
Proposed, verified, disputed
Status is explicit, so nobody has to guess whether a record was checked or merely typed in.
Disagreement is representable
Two conflicting claims can coexist as a flagged conflict rather than one silently overwriting the other.
Supersession keeps the story
A newer assertion supersedes an older one; both remain queryable with their evidence and dates.
Evidence & Chain of Title
The rest of Evidence & Chain of Title
Evidence-backed ownership assertions, document versioning and end-to-end chain-of-title paths.
Evidence Vault
Store and link the source material that supports ownership, rights and provenance claims.
Learn moreChain of Title
Generate a human-readable and graph-based explanation of how rights moved from creator to current owner.
Learn moreAudit History
Record material changes and who made or verified them.
Learn moreEvidence Packs
Export the records and source evidence supporting a selected asset, package or transaction.
Learn moreBuild the ownership record before somebody asks for it.
Register what exists, connect the relationships, attach the evidence. The answer you need under deadline is the one you maintained beforehand.
Evidence-backed relationships Multi-entity by design Built for transfer and diligence