Verify a Klariqo Call Record.
Two ways to check a record is real. Look one up by its KCR ID, or verify a vCon file yourself, entirely in your browser. We look it up in the public registry and show that call's chain of custody.
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Look up an ID or drop a file, and the record's chain of custody appears here.
What a KCR proves.
A Klariqo Call Record is the signed, tamper-evident record of a single call.
- SignedA cryptographic signature seals the audio, transcript and analysis. Any change to the record breaks it.
- Independently timestampedAn independent trusted timestamp (RFC 3161, the standard behind legal e-signatures) proves the record existed when it says it did.
The signing key.
The vCon verifier confirms a record was signed by the holder of this key by matching its certificate against it.
key id —
SHA-256
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