Artifact Inventory
Controlled listing of the files included in the project.
Create a verifiable record of a digital file, its hash, metadata, manifest, registry entry, and verification state without pretending a local integrity record is blockchain notarization or a legal certification.
Files get renamed, re-exported, emailed, copied, edited, and replaced. UCAC Proof creates a controlled integrity record so a later comparison has something concrete to verify against.
UCAC does not trust claims. UCAC verifies artifacts.
The Proof Packet records what can actually be demonstrated from the supplied digital artifacts and processing record.
Controlled listing of the files included in the project.
Cryptographic digests used to detect whether file bytes differ from the recorded version.
Structured metadata tying files, identifiers, processing information, and verification records together.
A digest of the controlled manifest itself.
A registry record that links the project and artifact identifiers to the verification package.
Human-readable status plus machine-readable evidence for future comparison.
Up to 10 related digital artifacts in the founding package.
Inventory, metadata and identifiers are structured consistently.
SHA-256 digests and the provenance manifest are generated.
The packet records what was processed and whether verification gates pass.
Human-readable receipt plus JSON/machine-readable evidence are packaged together.
The founding Proof Packet uses local deterministic integrity and registry controls unless a separately approved real signing, storage, timestamping, or anchoring service is explicitly part of the engagement.
$195 for up to 10 related digital artifacts in one project.