
Startup
$ 99 /month
Includes 50 contracts per month, additional contracts are charged at $1,99 per item
The "Terms and Conditions" of your website is an important document. Can you prove it in court?
Blockchain technology and a decentralized consensus algorithm safeguard the immutability and integrity of any recorded data, document or certificate.
All we need is your current Terms and Conditions template. We automatically insert your consumer data in the text via our API, execute the contract with electronic signature and certify it on our blockchain.
The individual Terms and Conditions contract may be accessed and downloaded anytime directly from the Everprove Ledger via the call of an url, or a scan of a QR-code.
$ 99 /month
Includes 50 contracts per month, additional contracts are charged at $1,99 per item
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Includes unlimited contracts, priority integration and support
Because it makes absolutely sense. Whenever someone registers on your website, and accepts your terms and conditions, you conclude a binding contract with your user. This contract is important, as it fundamentally regulates your rights and obligations, and might contain important disclaimers. In case of a dispute, it can be rather burdensome to prove retroactively the exact text of this contract, if it never gets properly certified and executed.
Easy. We prepare your existing "Terms and Conditions" document in our system, making it ready for automated data input. Upon your consumers click on the acceptance of your terms, we receive the consumer data on our API, insert it into the template, execute the contract with a compliant electronic signature and store the contract on our Everprove Ledger contract database. Your consumers are not redirected anywhere, their flow or user experience is not touched. They merely receive the certified contract via email, and can always access that later in the Everprove application.
Blockchain is a form of database which provides immutability and secures the integrity of the recorded data. It is a prefect database structure for the storage and retrieval of legal, government and enterprise data such as certificates, contracts or similar. We are positive that blockchain technology can strongly contribure to enterprise and government data management while significantly reducing the related costs.
First of all the so called consensus mechanism of the Everprove Ledger is decentralized. This means that the integrity of the recorded data and the adding of any further data is safeguarded by a decentralized network of nodes, which is a trustless method of securing the database and avoids the implementation of any central authority. The complete Ledger is stored on all contributing nodes, but all information is encrypted therefore the operators are not able to read or identify any specific data.
It is. In the case where an API node is writing personal data onto the chain, we maintain an additional layer of API-side encryption which allows the administrator of the API node to cancel access to data recorded onto the Ledger. The data is thus considered to be erased which complies with the requirements of the "right to be forgotten" rule.