Content binding
Bind the event's material content so the proof is about this exact content, not a detached reference.
Technical Resources
Architecture, verification, and formats
Concepts for teams integrating ProvableCORE at the point of a governed event. Detailed integration documentation is provided through controlled onboarding.
- 01Decision
- 02Evidence
- 03Canonical digest
- 04Receipt
- 05Verification
- 06Audit / review
Architecture
Architecture concepts
Integration point
ProvableCORE is integrated where a governed event occurs. At that point the event's material content is bound, a verifiable proof is constructed, the proof is signed under authoritative signing, and the signed, content-bound proof is preserved as a durable record.
Verification and replay
A record carries the proof structure, authoritative signature, content binding and authority context required to check its proof and replay its governed sequence. No verification service is currently offered, public or authenticated; verifiability is a property of the record itself.
Record formats
Records follow the receipt anatomy: event reference, content binding, authority context, proof structure, signature, preservation reference, timestamp and sequence, and trust tier. See Governance Receipts for the full field set.
Integration
For developers
The four operations an integration performs at the point of a governed event.
Proof construction
Construct a verifiable proof structure over the content-bound event.
Authoritative signing
Sign the proof under controlled, authoritative signing so its origin can be established.
Preservation & replay
Preserve the record durably, so that its proof can be checked and its governed sequence replayed later from the record itself.
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Access is granted through a controlled onboarding process. Discuss an evaluation, review the verification model, or request technical documentation.