Pilot Pack

Scope a Docseal pilot with a bank or document issuer.

Docseal enables an issuing organization to make official documents verifiable after circulation, without exposing document content.

Recommended scope

A pilot should stay focused: one issuer, one document type, one verification flow, one hash-only mode.

Suitable documents

Bank statements, account certificates, proof of funds, insurance certificates or sensitive official documents.

Pilot objective

Demonstrate that a third party can distinguish an authentic file from a modified file in seconds.

Pilot flow

The issuer computes the document SHA-256 hash.
Docseal creates a Seal ID and receipt.
The document circulates normally as a PDF.
The verifier selects the received file.
Docseal compares the received hash with the sealed record.
Result: Authentic, Tampered, Revoked, Replaced or Expired.

Deliverables

Registry record
Verify page
Issuer API
Gateway Local
Receipt JSON
Trust status events

Issuer preparation

Selected document type
Approximate volume
Confidentiality constraints
Technical contact
Success criteria

Indicative timeline

A focused pilot can be scoped over 4 to 6 weeks depending on integration and security constraints.

Positioning

Docseal is not a qualified electronic signature product. It is a document authenticity and integrity verification infrastructure that can coexist with existing signatures, seals and trust services.

Scope a pilot