Know What Happened. Prove What Happened.
BlockDocIt helps create a clear, verifiable record of the important events behind a transaction — what happened, who confirmed it, when it happened and whether the required steps were completed in the right order.
Every Important Transaction Has A Story.
Record that an important transaction event actually occurred.
Connect the event to an authorized person, company or system.
Check that required earlier steps happened before the transaction moved forward.
Create a record that can be checked again later.
Patented Blockchain Technology.
BlockDocIt isn't simply using blockchain to store a timestamp or create another digital record. The technology behind BlockDocIt applies a protected transaction-verification process designed to determine whether important real-world events occurred, were properly confirmed and happened in the required sequence.
The difference isn't simply where the record is stored. The difference is the protected process used to determine what becomes a verified transaction record in the first place.
Verify What Actually Happened
Before an important event becomes part of the verified transaction history, an authorized person, company or trusted system confirms that the real-world event actually occurred.
Verify What Had To Happen First
The process checks whether required earlier events, approvals, conditions or transaction steps were already satisfied before a dependent step can be treated as verified.
Create A Protected Transaction Proof
The verified event is connected to its transaction, source, timing and previous verified steps, creating tamper-evident evidence of the transaction state at that point in time.
Create The Security Certificate
The verified transaction information is used to create a Security Certificate that provides a clear, protected record of the transaction's verified events, timing and sequence.
Architecture
BlockDocIt's transaction-verification, event-sequencing and verification-state process is built around protected intellectual property. The architecture defines how transaction events are authenticated, evaluated, connected to required predecessor events and preserved as verifiable proof.
Having The Documents Isn't Always The Same As Proving The Transaction.
Important transactions can involve several people, companies, approvals, documents, deadlines and systems. When something is questioned later, you may need more than a folder full of records.
The Evidence Is Everywhere.
One part of the transaction may be in email. Another may be in a title system. Another may be in a bank record, document platform or internal database.
Months or years later, someone may have to piece those records back together to understand exactly what happened.
Create The Record As The Transaction Happens.
BlockDocIt helps connect important transaction events into one verified sequence.
Instead of rebuilding the story later, you preserve evidence of the story while the transaction is happening.
The Goal Isn't Just To Secure A Document.
The goal is to create stronger proof of the transaction surrounding that document.
Four Simple Steps To A Verified Transaction Record.
The technology behind BlockDocIt is sophisticated. The idea behind it is simple.
An Important Event Happens
A required document is approved, funds are confirmed, a deadline is met or another important transaction event occurs.
The Event Is Confirmed
An authorized person, company or system confirms that the event actually happened.
The Previous Steps Are Checked
BlockDocIt checks whether the required earlier events were already completed.
The Security Certificate Is Created
A Security Certificate is created to preserve the verified transaction record so the transaction history can be checked later.
Think Of BlockDocIt As A Transaction Checkpoint.
A transaction may require several things to happen before the next step should move forward.
BlockDocIt helps confirm those steps and preserves evidence that they occurred in the required order.
Better Records.
Stronger, Secure
Transactions.
Clear Transaction History
See the important events that made up the transaction and how they connected.
Know Who Confirmed What
Connect important events with the authorized source that confirmed them.
Know When It Happened
Preserve evidence of when important transaction events were confirmed.
Verify The Order
Confirm that required earlier steps were complete before later steps moved forward.
Prepare For Future Questions
Build stronger records for audits, reviews, disputes or other situations where the transaction must be explained.
Keep Your Existing Systems
Add verification without forcing your organization to replace the systems it already depends on.
Built For Transactions Where Sequence Matters.
BlockDocIt can support workflows where approvals, timing, funding, records or required events must occur before the transaction moves forward.
Don't Rebuild The Story Years Later.
Preserve the important transaction evidence while the transaction is happening.
BlockDocIt doesn't require you to place sensitive documents in a public system.
Banks, title companies, escrow providers and other authorized parties continue performing their normal roles.
The added layer focuses on proving important events, timing and sequence.
BlockDocIt FAQ
Does BlockDocIt replace our current software?
No. BlockDocIt is designed to work alongside existing transaction, business and record systems.
Does BlockDocIt hold money or assets?
No. The organizations responsible for money, title, custody, escrow or settlement continue performing those functions. BlockDocIt focuses on verification.
Do our private documents become public?
No. Sensitive records can remain within the systems already responsible for storing them.
Why isn't a timestamp alone enough?
A timestamp can help show when information existed. BlockDocIt is designed to provide additional evidence showing that an important event was confirmed and that required earlier steps had already occurred.
Why does transaction sequence matter?
Many transactions require certain things to happen before something else can happen. BlockDocIt helps preserve evidence that those required events occurred in the proper order.
How Strong Is The Proof Behind Your Transactions?
See how BlockDocIt can add stronger verification, clearer transaction records and better protection to the processes you already use.
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BlockDocIT™ is designed to support verification, sequencing, documentation and workflow-control functions. No technology, workflow or verification process guarantees legal compliance, transaction completion, tax treatment, regulatory acceptance, investment performance or any particular outcome. Results depend upon the facts, participants, systems and applicable law governing each transaction.
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