In legal and professional work, the provenance of a document is the case. Docurensic compares versions, audits signatures and revision history, and gives you a clear, explainable record of every difference.
A constructed example — not a real customer file — showing the kind of finding Docurensic surfaces on an executed agreement.
The signature seals an earlier revision; content was appended after it was applied, so the final page falls outside the signed byte range — consistent with a signature page swapped in after signing.
Signatures · /ByteRange coverage · strongThe signature page's fonts and producer trace don't match the body pages.
Forensics · indicativeA contract that was edited after signing, an exhibit with a changed date, a scan with a doctored region — these are the disputes that hinge on forensic evidence. Docurensic's compare tool shows word-level differences and font forensics side by side, and every finding is attributed and explainable.
Because findings are evidence for a human decision rather than a black-box score, the output is something you can actually stand behind.
Five layers, one verdict. Every document runs through security, forensics, reasoning, validation, and external lookups — see how the engine works.
Document-specific guides: spotting a fake bank statement · checking a proof of address.
Yes. The compare tool produces a word-level diff with located change boxes, plus font forensics that flags where the same text is set in a different typeface — a common sign of an edit.
It checks embedded signatures and revision history and surfaces inconsistencies, as evidence for a human reviewer rather than a legal determination.
Every finding is attributed to the layer that caught it and explained in plain language, so you can show what was flagged and why.
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