For insolvency administrators
Evidence of the insolvency proceeding, verifiable to creditors and the court
Communications, web pages and activity from the insolvent company, hashed and timestamped from the first moment — ready to support the proceeding in front of creditors or the court.
The problem
Why insolvency evidence needs to be certified
An insolvent company's activity gets challenged by creditors
Communications, transactions or web pages from the insolvent company can be relevant evidence — without certification, a creditor or the court may doubt when it was obtained.
The administrator needs to document without relying on the company's cooperation
The insolvent company doesn't always grant access — the evidence that does get captured needs to stand on its own.
Every insolvency proceeding generates its own scattered evidence file
Emails, captures and communications from different moments of the process, with no common thread tying them together.
How it's used
From the communication to a certified case file
Automatic incoming email certification
Communications from the insolvent company or third parties certify themselves, with no operator involved.
Scheduled website monitoring
Certifies the insolvent company's website or social media before it changes or disappears.
Cases organized by insolvency proceeding
Each proceeding groups its own evidence, with the same chain of custody.
Public verification for creditors or the court
Share the proceeding's evidence via a verifiable link or QR code, without exposing the rest of the file.
Let's start
Certify your next insolvency proceeding's evidence with Forensica
We'll show you how it fits your current administration process.