Foretic makes it provable,
not just explainable.
When a result matters — board reporting, contract performance, milestones, or high-stakes decisions — Foretic can seal the record so its integrity can be verified later without exposing the underlying data.
The difference
Explainability is table stakes.
Proof is where trust starts.
Most tools have made their peace with "explainable" — a narrative about why a result probably happened. A narrative is not evidence, and in the new world of AI, trust is no longer optional — it is a requirement.
It used to work, because…
A story assembled after the fact was the best we could do to anchor decisions. Useful — but you're trusting the storyteller — and whoever, or whatever, may be creating the story.
- Narrative, not evidence
- Can be reworded to fit
- No way to detect a change
Now you can create verifiable proof.
The inputs and configuration, frozen at the moment of the result, locked under an integrity hash anyone can check. Indisputable facts — not a story.
- Evidence, not narrative
- Inputs frozen at seal
- Trustworthy, verifiable, auditable
Seal a result
Lock it, and it's verifiable for good.
Seal the record and Foretic freezes the inputs and locks an integrity hash. From that moment, the result is independently verifiable — and tamper-evident.
- Seal on demand — you choose which results to lock
- Sealed inputs and configs are frozen and trustworthy
- Independently verifiable — anyone can confirm it wasn't altered, and the result becomes defensible evidence.
Illustrative — demonstrates how a sealed record verifies.
What sealing is — and isn't
Opt-in and Shareable by design.
Nothing is shared unless it is sealed. Outcome control runs whether or not you ever lock a record. Sharing with stakeholders is now simple, trustworthy, and safe.
Never automatic
Nothing is sealed unless you seal it. Outcome control runs whether or not you ever lock a record.
Verifiable, not exposed
A seal proves a record is unaltered without publishing the underlying data to anyone.
For the results that count
A board number, a contract trigger, a milestone — seal the ones that have to be trusted.
See it sealed
Verify the numbers for yourself.
Fifteen focused minutes with the decision-maker in the room.