AcreSeal

Record Integrity Verification

Verify the cryptographic integrity of any AcreSeal record. No login required.

AcreSeal forensic verification lets anyone independently confirm that a complaint, inspection, or remedial-action record has not been modified since it was sealed. Every record is bound to a SHA-256 hash chain incorporating GPS coordinates, timestamps, photo evidence, and environmental conditions. If any element changes after sealing, the chain breaks — detectable without access to AcreSeal's internal systems.

How Verification Works

1

SHA-256 Environmental Hash

Timestamp, GPS, weather, and photo hash are pipe-delimited and SHA-256 hashed. The raw components are stored so you can recompute independently.

2

Append-Only Hash Chain

Each audit entry links to the previous via hash. Any modification breaks the chain. Immutability is enforced at the database trigger level.

3

Photo Integrity

Download the stored evidence photo and run shasum -a 256 on it — the result reproduces the stored-bytes hash published for that record. A camera original will not match: AcreSeal writes provenance EXIF before storing.

No blockchain, no proprietary tooling, no account required. Every claim on this page is checkable with standard utilities — shasum, exiftool, openssl — and trusted timestamps come from an independent authority we do not control. Step-by-step verification guide.