Evidence room
Selective disclosureEvidence follows the artifact.
Every canonical act produces linked evidence for identity, transaction history, control mapping, custody, and recovery.
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Artifact evidence
Device-local source facts, SHA-256 fixity, authority, provenance, policy selections, and CAP-1 evidence travel as connected parts of the artifact record.
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Transaction evidence
ABACUS records the material events. TRANSLOG assembles the declarations, authorizations, receipts, and closeout history into a searchable transaction trail.
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Compliance evidence
Every transaction carries CAP-1, SOC 2, and ISO 27001-aligned logging fields. Enterprise profiles add extended control evidence, retention, security search, and export pathways.
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Artifact authentication
The canonical hash binds to its Polygon transaction receipt, giving future verification an independent, tamper-evident comparison point while the protected artifact remains in its governed destinations.
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Selective disclosure
Public evidence establishes confidence without publishing protected methods, internal operating detail, corporate secrets, or development status. Inspection follows the authority and disclosure level appropriate to the visitor.