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Records process, not the verdict.
InkProvenance documents that a document was drafted on the platform, and when — not whether the underlying opinion, diagnosis, or claim is correct.
A record that a Verified Document was drafted, not just delivered — bound to the exact file you submit.
Expert reports, declarations, IME reports, invention disclosures — the documents where authorship gets cross-examined, not assumed. InkProvenance records the drafting process while you write, on InkFolio's writing surface: session evidence accrues as counts and totals, never keystroke timing. When you finalize, you designate the exact file you will submit, and its SHA-256 fingerprint is bound into an independently timestamped record.
Evidentiary documents · Built on InkFolio · Live
A report, a declaration, a disclosure — the writing itself is rarely the dispute. How and when it was written sometimes is.
Opposing counsel doesn't just read the conclusion — they ask how it was reached, and when.
§ 1746's sworn-statement form assumes the signer wrote what they're swearing to. Assumption is not evidence.
Conception date is the whole dispute, in some patent fights. A file's creation date, alone, proves nothing.
InkProvenance records the drafting, not just the delivery.
Five scaffolds, each built around the form the document actually has to satisfy.
The Composition Record Certificate renders from the anchored record — a custody ledger first, process facts second, and a plain statement of what the record does not establish.
InkProvenance documents that a document was drafted on the platform, and when — not whether the underlying opinion, diagnosis, or claim is correct.
At finalization, the exact file you submit is fingerprinted (SHA-256) and bound into the anchored record — not a draft, not a later revision.
Every anchor is stamped by an RFC 3161 Time-Stamp Authority operating outside InkID.
Composition happens in Folio; InkProvenance is the evidentiary configuration of the same engine — one surface, one record.
InkProvenance is live now, for writers drafting expert reports, declarations, IME reports, and invention disclosures. Open Folio and start a Verified Document — the certificate is ready when you finalize the file.