Notarise your documents and procedures. Record tamper-proof information and data under entirely secure conditions.
It certifies the authenticity (the document in question is a perfect copy of the original) and the existence of the document at a certain date and time.
It certifies, with a certain date, the existence of any document and verifies its authenticity through an actual certificate.
It establishes a specific blocktime that is able to provide the date, time and ID code of the information on the shared ledger.
Notarising a document consists in using a Blockchain ledger to certify the date of a document and the fact that it has not been altered over time.
This is guaranteed by using hashing functions that can track an entire document back to a single alphanumeric code with a fixed length and by sharing the hash thus created on the blockchain.
Any changes to the original document would generate an entirely different hash that, if compared with the original one on the blockchain, would make the change easy to identify.
All you need is a copy of the original data (a file, a log file or a record) to be able to recalculate its hash values at any time and check the document.
Notarisation, timestamps and data certification applied to your company’s needs.
Made in Italy increasingly needs to enhance its products: by certifying the production steps, messages of quality and uniqueness are conveyed.
The certification of the date of a given document and the guarantee of its unchangeability over time.
The Blockchain is therefore among the safest technological solutions for companies to certify the origin and the supply chain.
By using proprietary connectors, it is possible to notarise any type of data by inserting its hash value in a blockchain chain.
This creates an independent, universal and transparent record that, thanks to the timestamp and the properties of the hash functions, objectively certifies any tampering with the data itself and its existence in a given form starting from a given time.
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