One record, seven stops
A shared record of the permission, delivery and later changes.
Follow one fictional customer through a licensed data request. Every check on this page runs in your browser on real signed files you can download and run again offline.
Start the path
Example Asset Management is fictional. Nothing here is connected to ICE. Every key is held by Hive.
Every bundle shows whether it is complete
A signature speaks for the records you have. A signed window checkpoint speaks for the ones you should have, so a bundle with its last record removed reads incomplete at once.
A signed window checkpointA separate signed record says which sequences belong in the window: 1001 to 1007, seven records. The checker compares what arrived against it.
Six results, kept apartUnchanged, trusted, complete, counted, accepted and delivered are reported separately. One good result never stands in for another.
Unknown stays unknownWith no checkpoint, completeness reads unknown. With a Hive-held witness, independence reads unknown. Neither is rounded up to a pass.
The evidence path
Choose a stop. Reset puts everything back to the original signed files.
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What this checks, and what it doesn't
IntegrityThe events and receipts haven't changed since they were signed, and the receipts link in order.
TrustEach key is on your own trust list, in the right role, and was valid when it signed. Your list, not ours.
CoverageEvery sequence the checkpoint names is present. Missing, late and duplicate records are counted.
CalculationUsage is counted once per logical use under a named rule. A retry never adds to the total.
Party acceptanceThe accepted quote is the exact quote the customer saw. A later change shows as a change.
EffectThe delivery sits under an allow, and the recipient acknowledged that exact response.
A receipt shows what existed, when, and that it didn't change. It doesn't show that the entitlement rule was right, that a contract term was correctly interpreted, or that anything is accepted by ICE or a customer. The checker never decides, blocks or sits in the path, and it holds no data.
