Real contracts. Real signatures. Real enforceability.
Most influencer agreements are three-paragraph emails with a thumbs-up emoji. PROOF generates a proper PDF with typed-name signatures from both parties, captures the full signing ceremony (IP, timestamp, geo, intent-to-sign clickwrap), and hashes every event onto an append-only audit chain that breaks if tampered with.
Everything a court would want to see.
ETA 1999, ESIGN, and eIDAS SES each set out three conditions for an electronic signature: the signer is identified, their intent to sign is explicit, and the record is reliable. PROOF is designed to satisfy all three on every contract.
- Typed legal name (this is the signature under every modern e-sig law)
- Explicit intent-to-sign clickwrap — checkbox that locks the typed name to the contract
- Agreement to terms — separate checkbox confirming the full terms were reviewed
- Server-side capture: IP address, user-agent, ISO country code, UTC timestamp
- Consent version — which version of the PROOF electronic-signing notice the signer agreed to
A hash chain that breaks if anything's tampered with.
Every signing event writes to an append-only database table. Each event hashes the previous event's ID + content — so altering any past event would invalidate the chain from that point forward. A database trigger prevents updates and deletes entirely. You can prove the original contract wasn't changed after signature, years later.
PDF on both sides
On final signature, the fully signed PDF is emailed to both parties. Same file, same hash, verifiable later.
Australian jurisdiction
Contracts governed by NSW law by default; jurisdiction editable per contract. ABN 39 696 947 118 on every page.
Post-sign verification URL
Every signed PDF includes a URL you can visit years later to confirm the document hasn't been altered.