CODEL: The Key To Digital Certainty

• 2: Home
• 3: News
• 4: People
• 8: Verify Item
• 9: Compliance
• 10: Applications
  • 10.1: Financial Services
  • 10.2: Government
    • 10.2.1: National Identity Cards
  • 10.3: Legal
    • 10.3.1: Legal Copyright
    • 10.3.2: Anti-Counterfeiting Legal Action
  • 10.4: Software
  • 10.5: Music
  • 10.6: Pharmaceutical
  • 10.7: Supply Chain Visibility
  • 10.8: Anti-Counterfeiting
• 11: Products
  • 11.1: Codel Bible
  • 11.3: Codel Email
  • 11.4: Codel E-Wills
  • 11.5: Anti-Counterfeit Software
  • 11.6: Fibertag
  • 11.7: Digital Imaging
  • 11.8: Webform Authentication
• 12: Partners
  • 12.1: List
  • 12.2: Partner Programme
  • 12.3: Marketing Materials
• 13: Technical
  • 13.1: Security
  • 13.2: Data Storage
  • 13.3: Glossary A-L
    • 13.3.1: Glossary M-Z
  • 13.4: Hash & Hashing
    • 13.4.1: Hash Change
    • 13.4.2: Hash Table
    • 13.4.3: Master Document Hash
    • 13.4.4: Hash Publication in the Financial Times
    • 13.4.5: SHA 256 Hashing Algorithm
  • 13.5: Audit Trail Protection
    • 13.5.1: Local Data Audit Policy
• 15: Contact
• 17: White Papers

Legal

All aspects of the Codel service have been designed to afford the maximum legal status to Codel registered data.

It was for this reason that Codel decided to publish a daily Audit Trail Codelmark in the Financial Times, a paper of legal record, giving more reliablity to electronic records as evidence and enabling users of Codel to declare publicly that their data cannot be undetectably changed.