Report verification

Is this Solvex report genuine?

Checking a person rather than a document? Check a Solvex identity instead — that answers whether a username or profile is registered with us.

Enter the identifier on the report's cover, scan its QR code, or use the verification reference sent with it. You get an answer about authenticity — never the report's contents.

Report ID — on the document

SVX-<FAMILY>-<YEAR>-<10 characters>

Printed on the cover and encoded in the QR code. The family names the kind of report, e.g. WEB or OSINT.

Verification reference — sent with it

SVX-RPT-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

Minted after the file was signed, so it is never on the document itself. Made to be read down a phone.

What each answer means

SOLVEX VERIFIED REPORT: The signature verifies. This report is genuine and neither its content nor its file has been altered.
SUPERSEDED: Genuine and unaltered — and no longer the current edition. A later version of this report has been issued. Nothing here is wrong; there is simply a newer one.
REVOKED: This report was withdrawn by Solvex and should not be relied on.
UNSIGNED: Issued before a signing key was configured. Integrity can still be checked against the hashes below.
SIGNATURE NOT CHECKED: This record exists, and we could not check its signature here — no verification key is configured for the key version it was issued under. That is a problem on our side and says nothing about your document. The hashes below can still be compared; contact us if you need the signature confirmed.
SIGNATURE INVALID: The signature does not verify against this record — it has been modified since issuance, or it was never issued by Solvex. Do not rely on this document.
NOT FOUND: No record matches this identifier.
INVALID FORMAT: That is neither a Solvex report identifier nor a verification reference. Check for a transcription slip and try again.
VERIFICATION UNAVAILABLE: The verification service could not be reached. This says nothing about the document — try again shortly.

Checking a person, not a document?

Somebody claiming to work with Solvex has a username or a profile link. That is a different check, against a registry Solvex administrators maintain.

Check a Solvex identity

Verification never publishes a report's contents — only the metadata needed to prove authenticity — and never names a superseding report or the reason a report was withdrawn.

How verification works