Before trusting “verified”, know what it proves.
A successful check can show that a record matches the object being checked. It does not automatically prove the content is correct, the author is who they claim to be or a legal conclusion.
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- Record matches this object
- Content still needs review
- Authorship and legal effect need separate evidence
Verified does not mean everything is true.
Someone sends you a report and a Witness link
Open the supplied record, identify the version being checked and read what passed. Then review the actual document through the sender’s authorized file-sharing route.
How you continue
- 01
Confirm the version
Check that the record refers to the Package or document you meant to receive.
- 02
Read what passed
Read the file fingerprint, recorded time and signature results. A successful check only supports its stated comparison.
- 03
Judge the document separately
Review the meaning, quality and source yourself. A match is not content approval.
A match has a useful, specific meaning.
This guide explains the result. Open the actual Witness link for a check; this page does not accept file uploads.
If something gets in the way
The version does not match
Check which version was handed over. A changed file can have a different record.
The record cannot be found
Check the link with the sender. An unavailable record is not a successful verification.
You need private details
A public link shows only the limited public record. Private records still require permission.
A few things you may be wondering
Does a matching record mean the content is correct?
No. It does not establish factual correctness, absolute authorship or legal validity. You still need to review the content and who supplied it.
Can the result give me the file?
No. Get the file from its holder through an authorized device or storage service.