Scoped PoC
Starting from €5,000 for one issuer, one document type and one verification flow.
Pilot
Start with a narrow, measurable document category: seal official documents, publish a verification URL, and let a third party confirm whether the received file is authentic or tampered.
Scope
A Docseal pilot should stay focused: one issuer, one document family, one verification workflow, one measurable outcome.
Starting from €5,000 for one issuer, one document type and one verification flow.
€15,000–€40,000 depending on volume, integration depth, policy and support.
Custom quote: platform fee, sealing volume, verification usage, gateway and enterprise support.
Final scope depends on document type, privacy model, integration needs and security requirements.
Indicative and non-contractual. Typical controlled pilots run over 4–6 weeks with clear success criteria.
Flow
The goal is not to deploy everything. The goal is to prove that a critical document can be verified by a third party in a simple, auditable way.
Choose a document category with fraud risk or high verification cost.
Decide whether the reference document is visible, restricted-visible or hash-only.
Create sealed records, verification URLs and receipts for sample documents.
Test authentic, tampered, revoked, replaced and unknown document scenarios.
Evaluate verification time, fraud detection, workflow fit and integration needs.
Inputs
A pilot can be scoped quickly if the document flow is concrete.
Outputs
The pilot should produce a usable proof of value, not just a presentation.
Pilot
Tell us which document creates the most fraud, friction or verification cost. We will respond with a controlled pilot proposal.