When Aria asks what happened to a record, she gets spreadsheets and shrugs. She needs a history that’s provably complete and provably unedited.
If an admin can quietly alter the log, it isn’t evidence.
Ingest, reads, exports, and dispositions live in different systems, if they’re captured at all.
‘Trust us’ doesn’t survive a regulator or a courtroom.
Retention, legal holds, and approvals live in one place — destructive actions always route to a human. Behind it sits a hash-chained, append-only audit ledger: every ingest, redaction, and disposition is recorded, and any attempt to edit history breaks the chain.
Every ingest, read, export, and disposition is written as a ledger entry with actor and timestamp.
Each block is hash-linked to the one before it.
Altering history breaks the chain — and the break is visible.
The chain can be checked without trusting the operator.
Every ingest, read, export, redaction, hold, and disposition — with actor, approval, and timestamp.
Any edit breaks the hash chain and is detectable, so the record can’t be quietly changed.
Yes — the chain is independently verifiable evidence of what happened.
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