Features

Compliance workflow features built for defensible operations.

SealAudit helps teams configure workflow behavior, enforce verification policy, and preserve audit-ready evidence without overpromising capabilities outside MVP scope.

Workflow engine configuration

Standardize operations without hard-coding one process.

  • Define workflow steps in the exact order teams need.
  • Attach required documents and completion rules to each step.
  • Publish updates as new versions without changing historical records.

Verification controls

Apply the right checks before actions are allowed.

  • Support authentication checks for known user identity.
  • Use consent-based geolocation checks when policy requires location evidence.
  • Record verification outcomes as pass, fail, bypass, or error for review clarity.

Action types

Match action behavior to the operational moment.

  • Check-in actions for presence confirmation.
  • Redirect actions to send users to policy or training resources.
  • Document, acknowledgement, and form actions for controlled completion flows.

Version-aware records

Defend historical records with explicit version references.

  • Store workflow version references for each action attempt.
  • Store document version references when users complete document-based steps.
  • Keep execution history interpretable even after workflows evolve.

Audit reporting, search, and export

Find and share evidence quickly for internal and external reviews.

  • Capture audit events with timestamps and outcome details.
  • Search event history by workflow context and execution status.
  • Export records for compliance review and operational investigations.

Role-based administration

Give teams controlled access without broad operational risk.

  • Separate configuration access from field execution roles.
  • Support admin oversight of workflow updates and rollout timing.
  • Reduce accidental process changes with clear role boundaries.

Example flow: equipment handover compliance check

A field supervisor scans a QR trigger at handover, completes required verification checks, and records a completion action tied to exact workflow and document versions.

  1. 1) Trigger: QR scan opens the assigned workflow for the site handover point.
  2. 2) Verification: policy checks authenticated identity and, if enabled by policy and user consent, geolocation proximity.
  3. 3) Action: supervisor completes a document review and acknowledgement step, then submits a check-in action.
  4. 4) Audit event: system stores outcome, timestamp, verification status, and workflow/document version references for later search and export.

Capability boundaries for MVP

SealAudit is designed for configurable workflow execution and defensible audit evidence. It does not claim legal-signature equivalence, guaranteed prevention of misconduct, or offline execution support in MVP.