Consent Evidence as a Service (CEaaS)
Consent is rarely questioned when captured. It is questioned months later — under scrutiny.
CEaaS preserves exactly what occurred at the moment of interaction — time-fixed, policy-bound, and independently verifiable.
What CEaaS Does
When consent is challenged — in audit, complaint, regulatory review, or dispute — the difficulty is not what your policy says today. It is proving what existed at the time.
- Captures consent state at the moment of user interaction
- Anchors consent to the exact policy text in force
- Cryptographically hashes consent and policy artefacts
- Records withdrawals and changes as new append-only events
- Maintains independently inspectable historical records
- Separates interaction tooling from evidential preservation
Not logs. Not screenshots. Not reconstructed narratives. Evidence.
CEaaS does not replace your consent platform. It preserves what actually occurred — immutably.
Commonly deployed where consent, disclosure, or communication may later be examined by regulators, insurers, auditors, or legal teams.
Pricing
From £249 per month per legal entity.
CEaaS establishes an evidential signal layer — often the first step before deploying full governance infrastructure where decisions themselves are subject to scrutiny.
Pricing reflects evidential durability and regulatory exposure, not traffic volume, user counts, or click activity.
- Consent state capture and policy hashing
- Append-only evidence preservation
- Public Governance Evidence Record page
- Evidence Banner and Persistent Evidence Mark
- Inspectable anchoring for audit and procurement
Frequently used by professional services firms, regulated organisations, and operators establishing defensible governance foundations.
When to Move to Institutional Infrastructure
Where decisions themselves become subject to scrutiny — claims handling, underwriting, eligibility, or automated decisioning — organisations typically transition to Veriscopic Institutional for full decision-state evidence infrastructure.
Veriscopic provides independently verifiable governance evidence infrastructure. It does not provide legal advice, compliance certification, or assurance opinions.