Trust
Product-backed trust for rights, release, and finance workflows.
SplitGraf focuses on permission clarity, audit visibility, proof surfaces, and verification so teams can inspect what a release or settlement is actually based on.
Trust model
We prefer evidence-bearing workflow design over vague trust claims.
We do not invent security badges or unsupported compliance claims. The trust page is meant to explain what the product actually does: structured access, auditable transitions, proof generation, and inspectable verification surfaces.
Permissioning that maps to the workflow
Access and next steps change as the record progresses, so participants only see the work and actions appropriate to their stage.
Audit visibility instead of guesswork
The important steps that shape release, settlement, and proof outcomes stay traceable inside the workspace.
Proof surfaces tied to real operations
Agreement proof, release package evidence, settlement proof, and verification pages exist to support actual downstream review.
Operational traceability
Catalog, releases, and finance teams can explain how a release or statement got here without stitching together a separate paper trail.
What teams can inspect
Key proof surfaces tied to the record.
The goal is not more paperwork. The goal is to make it easier to see what was approved, delivered, reviewed, and finalized.
Agreement proof
Inspect what was formalized, who participated, and what the derivative or release flow is based on.
Release package evidence
Review the metadata and files that were used to generate the release handoff package.
Settlement proof
Tie statement or batch outputs back to imported reporting and the party context already attached to the record.
Verification pages
Give downstream reviewers a cleaner way to inspect the surfaces the workflow generated.
Need a trust walkthrough?
We can show how proof, permissions, and verification show up in the live workflow.
That is often more useful than a generic security pitch, especially for release and finance teams trying to understand downstream confidence.