Docurensic isn't a single check bolted onto a viewer. It's one engine that works through every document in depth — asking five different questions and fusing the answers into 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.
Most tools stop at "does it open?" Docurensic keeps going — checking that a file is safe, that it hasn't been altered, that its story holds together, that its details are valid, and that the entities on it are real.
Every finding is attributed to the layer that caught it, so you always know what was flagged and why.
Dig deeper, connect documents, and act — without leaving Docurensic.
Purpose-built forensic labs.
Connect the dots.
Findings into action.
Every scan lands on a 0–100 risk score and one of three verdicts — with the exact findings that drove it.
No evidence of manipulation found — a low score, not a certificate of authenticity.
Red flags worth a human look — font mismatches, revision markers, or figures that don't reconcile.
Strong forensic evidence of tampering, or an active threat like a malicious macro.
Findings are evidence for a human decision — not a verdict handed down. You stay in control of the call.
No install, no plugin. Drop a document and read the verdict.