IF.Transparent > IF.Traceable > IF.Trustworthy
IF.Trace
Confidential documents > open verification.
3rd party unfalsifiable audit trails — without publishing the source.
What IF.Trace is
A verification layer for third‑party pressure.
IF.Trace doesn’t “solve compliance.” It solves the universal problem underneath compliance: third parties demanding proof without joining your internal world.
No‑login receipts
Stable URLs that any third party can verify without accounts or access.
Offline verification bundles
Triage bundles (light/standard/full) for review environments that cannot rely on the live site.
Black/white integrity claims
If bytes hash to the receipt values, it’s verified. We don’t over-claim correctness.
HTML fallback
Some reviewers can load HTML but reject downloads — we publish both.
Source → output binding
Bind a confidential source to its derived output so the debate stays grounded.
Designed for audits
Proof that survives vendors, contractors, handoffs, and time.
How it works
Proof without permission.
The output can be public while the source stays confidential. The proof surface stays boring and stable.
- Keep the source private. Hash it locally.
- Hash the output you will share.
- Publish a receipt that binds source → output.
- Share proof links. Third parties verify without logins.