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Check a Record

Check Any Neufinity Record

Every visit record and document carries a code. Enter it to see whether it matches what was recorded.

What a Check Tells You

A Match, and What It Means

A Match Means
The record's entries still match what was recorded when each arrived: the times, the photo fingerprints, and the order they came in.
A Match Doesn't Mean
That the work was good, or that a court will accept it. It's a check that the record hasn't changed, not a judgement of the work.
What You Won't See
Whose building it is, who did the work, or any photo. Only the code's holder knows which record it is.

Anyone with the Code Can Check a RecordIn Final TestingEvery visit record carries a code. Enter it on the Check a Record page to see whether it matches what was recorded, without seeing whose it is.

Check a Record: the code matches a sealed visit record, with its server times and photo fingerprints.Check a Record: the code matches a sealed visit record, with its server times and photo fingerprints.
Fig. 1 · Anyone can check a record's code.

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Every Visit. On the Record.

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