Pricing Structure
Per Evidence Record Issued
Billing occurs only when an Evidence Record is issued. Drafts, reviews, evidence intake, and abandoned cases are not billed. Pricing reflects the institutional weight and external reliance of each record.
Standard Verification
Best for firms issuing limited records or validating individual cases.
Per Issued Record
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Includes:
• One issued Evidence Record
• Defined scope documentation
• Evidence intake & review
• Immutable PDF record
• Audit & integrity log
Ideal for individual case verification or dispute support.
Enhanced Verification
Best for firms requiring deeper documentation coverage.
Per Issued Record
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Includes:
• One issued Evidence Record
• Expanded evidence review
• Detailed evidence gap documentation
• Priority review handling
• Immutable PDF record
For complex cases or heightened scrutiny.
Billing Principles
What Triggers a Charge
Charged: Issuance of an Evidence Record. The act of issuing marks the record as immutable and externally relied upon.
Charged: Superseded records. Superseding an existing record generates a new, versioned Evidence Record and is billed accordingly.
Not Charged: Drafts, evidence intake, case setup, review work, or abandoned cases prior to issuance.
Not Charged: Archived records. Archival does not produce a new record.