Every Decision Exposure Record produced by Solarascope is sealed with a cryptographic hash and preserved in this Archive at the point of creation — independently of what happens to the decision afterward.
Hash generated from full record content at point of sealing. Immutable thereafter.
Public metadata only. Decision content and party detail remain sealed.
Any party holding a Decision Receipt can match their hash against this ledger.
Only deliberate administrative action makes a record public. No background jobs.
When a Decision Exposure Record is sealed, Solarascope generates a SHA-256 hash from the full record content at that exact moment. This hash is a unique fingerprint.
If the record content were changed in any way — even a single character — the hash would change. This makes tampering detectable.
The hash embedded in your private Decision Receipt should match exactly what appears here in the public ledger. If it matches, the record is confirmed intact and unchanged since sealing.
The Archive is designed so that the proof of examination is visible without exposing anything about the decision itself.
If you hold a Decision Receipt, you can confirm your record appears in this Archive without any confidential detail being exposed to other visitors.
Solarascope examines the decision before commitment, creates a formal Decision Exposure Record, and preserves it here — sealed and verifiable — for as long as it needs to exist.