The same record, under three different lights.
Built for the conversation that starts ‘show me’.
Three legal contexts, one source of truth.
A boutique law firm advising fifty SME clients on EU AI Act readiness.
- One firm account, fifty client organisations.
- A standard playbook: free check → classification → obligation map → evidence per client.
- The regulator-view dossier is the deliverable; clients receive it as a PDF plus a verify URL.
- If a regulator request lands at one client, the chain reads start to end.
A diligence team examining an AI-native target's compliance posture.
- The target hands over a verify URL; the team reads the seal without portal access.
- The hash chain confirms integrity — no quiet edits during the diligence window.
- The per-system dossier exposes classification reasoning, obligation status and evidence completeness.
- Findings feed straight into the warranty schedule.
An in-house GC fielding an information request from a national authority.
- The audit log shows every action on the named system across the inspection window.
- Dossier entries — the Art. 6(3) assessment, the Art. 6(4) notification, the conformity assessment, the IFU handoff — numbered and hashed.
- Phase-gate attestations record exactly when each phase passed, not 'around April'.
- The response pack assembles in a working day.
The capabilities that hold up in evidence.
Questions counsel ask
Is the audit trail tamper-evident?
Yes. Every change is logged with the user, the timestamp and what changed; the log is hash-chained and anchored daily. Dossier entries form their own chain, and a break is surfaced rather than hidden. The integrity property is the audit artefact.
Can a third party check a dossier without an account?
Yes. Every sealed dossier carries a public verify URL. A regulator, an auditor or a diligence team reads the seal directly — no portal access, no redacted screenshots.
Can a firm manage several client organisations?
Yes. One firm account, many client organisations, each with its own systems, classifications and obligations, permissions enforced at the API. The regulator-view dossier is the deliverable per client.
Does Veritome replace legal review?
No. Classification under the Act involves judgement no software resolves definitively, and the documents are drafts built from what the client records. Every screen names the article it rests on, which is what makes counsel's review possible rather than guesswork.


