Port of Trust

To be sure if a document is valid you need to verify the document. This is something you do on-demand. If you are a user of Truth Enforcer for SharePoint, you can verify the document there. If you are not, then you can go online and use Truth Verifier, a part of Port of Trust.

You can use Truth Verifier, a part of Port of Trust, from anywhere with an Internet connection. If you can access a regular webpage, then you can verify the document you want to check. Verification is even possible from your mobile device while you are on the go.

Yes, that is exactly what Port of Trust is for. You can verify a file at any later time, no matter if it is days later or years later.

A Blockchain seal is a digital artifact that is associated with a specific file (the file you want to seal). You can use the seal to prove, at any later time, if data for that file was previously registered and if the file still includes its original content at the time of registration.

The infrastructure is built in a scalable way that can grow to support any number of Blockchain seals.

This is an environmentally sound technology that is a thousand times more ecological than other blockchain solutions.

A single entity controls traditional databases and file stores, while blockchain transactions are distributed and decentralized. This means each transaction is verified and processed independently by multiple nodes, with the blockchain acting as a consensus mechanism to ensure that those nodes stay in sync. Having it distributed this way makes it tamperproof, and it is the reason it is recommended for fraud prevention and highly regulated industries.

Yes, the email receiver will be able to verify it using Truth Verifier within Port of Trust. If the document is identical, the verification will prove the document is authentic.

If the original sealing was done by Truth Enforcer for SharePoint or Truth Enforcer, the user info and original path of the file can be provided.