REAL CAPTURE PROOF
A timestamped photo proves nothing anymore.
When they ask you to prove it, a date on a file will not be enough. VERiXiS attests that a scene was actually captured (photo or video), analysed and sealed.
- 01Capture
- 02Attest
- 03Organize
- 04Seal
The day they ask you to prove it, it will be too late.
An audit lands. A disputed claim. A tenant denying the condition of the flat. A site reservation no one recognises anymore.
You pull out your photos. They answer that nothing shows they were taken there, that day, on site.
01
Origin in doubt
An image can look real without anyone establishing the capture.
02
A date without the scene
Timestamping a file says nothing about what was actually captured.
03
Easy challenge
Faced with contradiction, an ordinary photo no longer holds.
Timestamping those images would change nothing. The date would be true. The scene, doubtful.
THE DIFFERENCE
We do not attest a file. We attest a capture.
The full distance between dating content and proving an event.
Classic timestamping
Proves a file existed at a date
VERiXiS
Attests the scene was captured on site
Classic timestamping
Accepts a file already present
VERiXiS
Accepts no imported file
Classic timestamping
Records without analysing
VERiXiS
Attests the veracity of the capture
Classic timestamping
Certifies whatever it is given
VERiXiS
Refuses what is doubtful
Classic timestamping
Answers « when »
VERiXiS
Answers « is it true »
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps, from capture to sealed case file.
01
You capture
Photo or video. No importing an image already taken. Proof is born in the lens.
You capture. We attest. You seal.
TRUST
Encrypted, sealed, hosted in Europe
Encryption
Media and metadata protected in transit and at rest. Only recipients you designate see the detail.
Qualified timestamping
The reference time comes from a qualified eIDAS timestamping authority on the European trust list.
Verifiable seal
A cryptographic fingerprint per proof and per case file. Any later change becomes detectable.
WHO IT IS FOR
Wherever your word will not be enough
Industries where the photo has become part of the file.
Tenancy
Inventories and tenancy
Inventories that survive after the tenant leaves.
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Energy
Energy schemes and renovation
The audit is coming. Your photo file must hold.
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Construction
Construction and handover
Your reservations stop being word against word.
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Claims
Claims and inventories
Documented before the expert, not after refusal.
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Insurance
Insurance
Attested captures before indemnity, not during litigation.
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Legal
Legal and counsel
Have clients collect exhibits that hold.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload a photo already taken?
No, and that is intentional. A file already present can come from anywhere. A VERiXiS proof is born at capture, or it does not exist.
How is this different from classic timestamping?
Timestamping establishes that a file existed at a date. It says nothing about the reality of the scene. We attest the capture itself, and we refuse what is doubtful.
Does this replace a court bailiff?
No. A qualified eIDAS timestamp (EU Regulation No 910/2014, Art. 41) enjoys a presumption of accuracy of the date and time and of the integrity of the data. An electronic document has the same evidential value as a paper document when the author can be duly identified and integrity is guaranteed (French Civil Code, Art. 1366); evidence may be provided by any means (Art. 1358). VERiXiS produces a sealed technical proof, not an authentic deed. For a single high-stakes dispute, a judicial officer’s report remains appropriate. VERiXiS covers the daily flow of observations.
What value in a dispute?
The seal and qualified timestamping strengthen the evidential weight of your exhibits under eIDAS. As with any evidence, appreciation rests with the judge.
Where is my data hosted?
In the European Union, under GDPR-framed processing: minimisation, restricted access, 6-year proof retention (deletion available at any time).
VERiXiS
Your next dispute will be documented, or it will be lost.
Seal your first proof today.