The company's sealed continuity record.
Board minutes, executed contracts, formulations, masters, batch records: whole-vault access for named team members, every grant on the record, guardians for the keys, a delay and the owner's veto on any recovery. What you seal, we cannot read; what you sealed, anyone can prove.
AssetDNA + Attest1618 and Seal1618 verifiable protocols.
What goes in, by industry
Two or three examples each. Every card opens a business vault.
Property & real estate
Owners, operators and funds: the record a lender re-checks without asking you.
- Board packs and valuationsDocument
Each pack and each valuation sealed as issued, dated on the record.
- Leases and side lettersDocument
The executed lease, the bond, the condition report — and the side letter nobody can find later.
- Continuity instructionsInstruction
What to do, in order, if the asset manager is unreachable.
Create the vault
One person makes it in a minute and prints the kit. The company is the org; the vault is its.
Name the team
Invite members; each gets whole-vault access wrapped to their own key, every grant on the record.
Seal, send, prove
Seal the first minute. Send a copy to a counterparty's vault. Publish a proof page a lender or a buyer can read without an account.
The verifiable operating record of each asset sits beside the vault, under the same sign-in, with its own tab.