Cryptographic Tamper-Evidence for Technical Contracts
ChickenSign calculates a SHA-256 cryptographic digest of the source PDF upon upload and a second completion hash sealing the vector signatures, providing mathematical proof of non-alteration.
For technical consultants and MSPs, the integrity of the contract is paramount. If a client disputes liability for a ransomware incident or data loss, you need immutable proof of the agreed scope of support.
Every ChickenSign agreement includes a unique verification code that can be audited publicly at /verify/:code without revealing sensitive commercial terms.
