SafeBind.ai
Proof you don’t have to take on faith.
A SafeBind Record carries The Evidence, not a vendor’s word.
- Every component of The Evidence gets its own hash — timestamped, unalterable
- Anyone can confirm it’s authentic — without trusting our servers, or us
Illustrative example. Run the real check on any record at safebind.ai/check.
Recorded live
The disclosure, the click and the whole session, captured as they happen — not rebuilt afterwards.
Nothing is reconstructed from memory.
Fingerprinted
A number calculated from the exact contents. Change one character anywhere and it stops matching.
Proves The Evidence is exactly what was captured.
Signed
Signed with a key that never leaves secure hardware. The matching public key is published.
Anyone can confirm it came from SafeBind.
Time-stamped
An independent authority records the moment it existed — their record, not ours.
A plaintiff can’t claim you made it up later.
Anyone can check
No account, no login. Checked against our published public keys.
Your lawyer — or the other side — can verify it themselves.
Proof you can check — not proof you have to trust.
Everything their certificate carries, ours carries. Then the difference.
- The Evidence is based in cryptography; the competition’s is based in trust
- Anyone can verify ours — even opposing counsel — without asking us
| What gets checked | SafeBind | TrustedForm |
|---|---|---|
| On the record — the parity floor | ||
| Session recording of the consent moment | ✓ | ✓ |
| Event log of the session | ✓ | ✓ |
| Consent disclosure captured verbatim | ✓ | ✓ |
| Page URL | ✓ | ✓ |
| Timestamp | ✓ | ✓ |
| Who — IP, location, browser & OS | ✓ | ✓ |
| Record ID and shareable URL | ✓ | ✓ |
| Record history | ✓ | ✓ |
| Retention of up to five years | ✓ | additional 1.2¢ |
| The proof — evidence you can check without trusting the vendor | ||
| Basis for validating the record | Cryptography | in effect, “trust us” |
| Record data fingerprinted, down to the bit | ✓ | “stored securely” — no mechanism published, nothing independently checkable |
| Signed so it could only come from us | ✓ | not published |
| Timestamped by a third party to prove it wasn’t made later | ✓ | their own system clock; no third-party time attestation |
| Chain of custody — what happened, when, and no later tampering | ✓ | “audit trail” — mechanism not published |
| Every step above, checkable by anyone with the keys | ✓ | verification only through their platform and API |
| Exports designed to support self-authentication under Federal Rule of Evidence 902(13)/(14), with a custodian’s certification | ✓ | the evidence lives in their system; access follows their account and retention rules |
Have a negotiated rate with ActiveProspect or Jornaya? Contact us — we’ll beat it. Substantially.
A record alone isn’t the whole evidence.
It still fails if the terms have changed, if nobody can say what happened since, or if it’s gone when you need it.
The whole agreement, signed
If the consent references terms, privacy or e-sign pages, our AI finds them and we save and sign that exact version — “the terms were different” can’t stick.
A history that can’t be rewritten
- Unalterable — any change breaks the signature
- Every save is chained — edit one, break all
- Chain of custody as math, not policy
It survives — by lock, not promise
- Write-once storage, the kind used for SEC records
- No one can alter or delete it before its retention date. A privacy request makes it unreadable, with a signed receipt.
- “Produce the original” — it exists
How The Evidence is protected.
The proof is public math; the data behind it is held to enterprise controls.
Encrypted in transit
Every connection uses TLS.
Encrypted at rest
Stored evidence is encrypted at rest.
Least-privilege access
Access is restricted and role-based.
Audit trail
Key actions are logged for review.
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