Certified communications
Prove the sending and receipt of requirements, notices and internal or third-party communications, with date and identity.
Prove the sending and receipt of communications, sign documents with validity, preserve the integrity of documentation for inspections and litigation, and meet the ADR requirement. A layer of proof for your legal and audit function.
Certified communications · Advanced signature · Traceability for litigation
From a notification to an inspection file, with traceability and integrity.
Prove the sending and receipt of requirements, notices and internal or third-party communications, with date and identity.
Sign contracts, policies, consents and minutes with validity, with evidence of the process.
Keep proof that a document existed and was intact on a date, for inspections and litigation.
Prove the negotiation attempt the law requires before litigating, without revealing the content.
In audit and legal, what is not proven is as if it never happened. Certifying communications, signing with validity and preserving the integrity of documentation gives you a solid basis for inspections, litigation and meeting the ADR requirement.
Proof of receipt and reading.
Advanced signatureContracts and agreements with validity.
Email certificationProve the sending of communications.
Web certificationWebsites, social media and chats with a certain date.
File certificationExistence and integrity of files.
Geolocated capturePhotos and videos with date, time and place.
Work registrationAuthorship and date of creation.
Trademark registrationOfficial filing and monitoring.
Certified notifications, with proof of receipt and date, fit the criterion that courts have been accepting to prove the attempt. The final assessment is up to the court.
Advanced electronic signature under eIDAS, sufficient for most contracts, policies and consents. It is not a qualified signature, which is only required for specific procedures.
Yes. By certifying its fingerprint with a certain date, you have proof that this exact document existed and was intact at that moment.
Yes. You can prove the sending and receipt of internal or third-party communications, with date and identity.
It is generated with a qualified eIDAS timestamp and a blockchain audit. Its assessment is up to the body that analyses it. It does not constitute legal advice.
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Safe Creative, intellectual property registry and trusted third party since 2007. Evidence is generated with a qualified timestamp (EU Regulation 910/2014, eIDAS) and a blockchain audit. The electronic signature is advanced (not qualified). The suitability of a means to prove the ADR requirement depends on the court's criterion. This page is informational and does not constitute legal advice.