Docurensic detects document fraud by running every file through five forensic layers — checking that it's safe, forensically sound, internally consistent, and real — then returns a single plain-English verdict you can act on.
Three tools run on the open site with a few free checks a day — the same backends our customers use, not cut-down demos. Nothing you paste or upload is stored.
Domain age, live certificate, DNS and mail records, security headers and a corroborated verdict — from a link you don't have to click.
Check a linkSPF, DKIM and DMARC as the receiving server saw them, the full relay chain, and the reply-to trick behind most invoice fraud.
Read a headerSaved revisions, the values an earlier version carried, hidden layers, and what a signature actually seals.
X-ray a PDFDocurensic doesn't just skim a file. The engine works through it layer by layer — each one asking a different question, each one adding to a single, explainable verdict.
Before we trust a file, we make sure it's safe to open — scanning for malicious payloads, hidden or obfuscated links, and embedded scripts and macros built to slip past you.
We examine the file the way a document examiner would — metadata, fonts, revision history, and the pixels themselves — to surface the fingerprints of tampering.
An independent AI reads the document and reasons about it — what it claims to be, whether the details hold together, and what looks off — explained in plain language.
Type-aware checks confirm the document is internally consistent for what it is — required fields present, totals that reconcile, and dates and IDs that make sense.
Where it helps, we corroborate against the outside world — verifying companies, domains, and identifiers — so a document isn't just internally consistent, but actually real.
A quick scanner tells you a PDF opens. Docurensic tells you whether the numbers were changed, whether the sender is who they claim, and whether the whole thing holds together — because it looks at every layer, not just the surface.
No workflow to learn and nothing to install. It runs in the browser and lands in your history the moment it's ready.
Drag in a PDF, Office file, email, image, or archive. You decide what's kept afterward: the full report, findings only, or the file itself in your encrypted vault.
Five layers examine it in turn — security, forensics, reasoning, validation, and external lookups — each adding to a single, explainable result.
Every finding is explained in one line, with a clear Trusted / Review / Reject verdict — then let a workflow route, tag, or escalate it automatically.
The scan is the front door. Behind it is a full set of tools to dig in, connect the dots, and act — all in one place.
Go deeper than the verdict with purpose-built forensic labs.
Connect one document to the bigger picture.
Turn findings into action without lifting a finger.
Write the rule the way you'd say it out loud — a trigger, your conditions, the actions to take — and Docurensic runs it on every scan so the routine calls make themselves. Then tune the engine itself with your own detection rules, no code required.
Verdicts, risk, and the signals behind them — tracked across everything you analyze. (Sample data shown.)
You decide what Docurensic keeps and where it lives — and everything is encrypted, at rest and in transit.
Store & review keeps the full report and automatically encrypts the analyzed original in File Vault when storage and quota are available. Storageless creates no new source copy; an existing vault or connected-storage file remains there, and only a slim history record is added.
Documents you keep are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and a key derived per account, and every request travels over TLS. Encryption happens before bytes reach storage.
Connect a Dropbox or Google Drive folder and your files stay in your own storage — indexed for scanning, fetched on demand, using no vault space.
Every scan, AI call, and API request is logged with its outcome — a complete, browsable trail of what was analyzed and when.
Outbound requests are protected against server-side forgery, and every webhook can be verified with an HMAC signature — so the platform can't be tricked into reaching where it shouldn't.
Docurensic finds forensic evidence of manipulation; it does not certify a document as genuine. A low score means no evidence of tampering was found, not a guarantee. Findings are evidence for a human decision — not a verdict handed down. That honesty is the point: it's what makes the output something you can actually stand behind.
Type-aware profiles know what each document should look like — and catch the edits generic tools miss.
Vet rate confirmations and BOLs, catch spoofed carrier emails and double-brokering, with carrier-authority checks on freight paperwork.
Screen pay stubs, bank statements, and invoices for altered figures, edited totals, and impossible metadata before you fund.
Date-aware COI checks that expect a future expiration but catch a bumped coverage limit or a swapped insured name.
Verify W-2s, W-9s, and IDs at onboarding — flag forged certificates and AI-generated supporting documents.
Compare document versions, audit signatures and revision history, and build a defensible record of what changed.
Business-email-compromise, phishing, macro malware, and AI-forged attachments — caught before they cost you.
Security inspection, forensic analysis, AI reasoning, validation, and external lookups. Each asks a different question about the document, and together they produce one explainable verdict.
You choose. Store & review keeps the file, encrypted, in your vault alongside the full report. Storageless keeps no copy of the file at all — only the verdict, findings, and a fingerprint so you can re-verify the same document later.
Yes. Because PDFs store edits by appending, revision markers reveal that prior versions exist — and physically impossible metadata timestamps flag tampering directly.
Yes. Smart Workflows run "WHEN a scan finishes, IF it meets your conditions, THEN act" — alert, tag, route, quarantine, open a case, or fire a webhook, all without code.
No. Docurensic is self-serve — sign up, start scanning, and upgrade when you're ready. No demo required.
No install, no plugin. Drop a document and read the verdict.