How the platform works

One managed service, from receiving evidence to producing it, run entirely inside the Kingdom.

A conceptual illustration of a file travelling along a rail into a vault
Conceptual illustration

What happens at each stage

What happensWhat is recorded
ReceiveThe file is uploaded through the portal or our API over an encrypted channel.Its source, who uploaded it and when it arrived.
DocumentIts digital fingerprint is taken, an independent authority stamps the time of receipt, and it is encrypted with your organisation’s key.The fingerprint and the time stamp.
PreserveThe file is locked in storage that refuses change and deletion for the whole retention period.The retention period, any legal hold and any refused attempt.
ProduceSearch, retrieval and export as a signed package.Who viewed it, when, and every export.

Who sees what

Every view and action goes into the custody log.

Your account administratorsAdd users and set their roles, open cases and set retention periods.
UsersUpload, search and review evidence according to their roles.
GuestsPeople outside your organisation, such as outside counsel or an auditor, who see only the evidence or cases assigned to them, to view or add.
Roles3 roles
Account administratorUsers, cases and retention
UserUpload, search and review
GuestAssigned cases only

Retention and disposal

1Retention periods per organisation and per case type.
2A legal hold that stops disposal for as long as it stands.
3Disposal after the period ends needs two approvals and is written to the custody log.
Retention policy
Case type: commercial dispute
Retention period7 years
Legal holdOn
Disposal after the periodTwo approvals

The export package

The package lets whoever receives it check that the files have not changed since they were received.

case-gate-3_export.zipSigned

Package contents

  • The requested files, as preserved
  • Each file’s digital fingerprint
  • The time stamp of receipt
  • The full custody log
  • A signature over the whole package

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