Product

One chronological record for digital delivery.

ProofRail is designed to capture relevant transaction, agreement, delivery, and access events while the sale is happening - then keep them organized so you are not reconstructing a story under a dispute deadline.

Illustrations below use fictional product data

Record

What the transaction record looks like

A structured view of the purchase, terms reference, and payment event - labeled by source, not presented as a single undifferentiated dump.

Beta interface

Fictional product data

Integrity check passedUpdated 2026-07-27 09:17:05 UTC
Record ID
PR-00481
Order
ORD-10482
Product
Systems Design Intensive
Payment provider
Stripe (illustrative)
Transaction status
Paid
Delivery status
Link issued
Terms version
v2026.04
Linked events
11

Source systems

  • Checkout
  • Payment adapter
  • Course host
  • Email

Illustrative record. Not a live merchant account.

Timeline

Events in order, with source labels

Delivery, access, and related activity are shown as a chronology. Client-observed items stay labeled separately from provider-originated ones.

Evidence timeline

Fictional product data

  1. Order createdCheckout
  2. Terms version recordedCheckout
  3. Payment confirmedPayment adapter
  4. Delivery link issuedCourse host
  5. Buyer authenticatedCourse host
  6. File accessedCourse host
  7. Evidence record updatedProofRail

Export

Readable packages when you need them

When a dispute or review arrives, the intended outcome is an organized export - not a scramble across dashboards.

Export preview

Product concept - fictional data

Evidence package

PR-00481 - prepared 2026-07-27 09:18:11 UTC

  1. 01Executive summary
  2. 02Transaction facts
  3. 03Agreement / terms reference
  4. 04Delivery chronology
  5. 05Access chronology
  6. 06Communications summary
  7. 07Source references
  8. 08Integrity verification note

Export timestamp recorded with the package.

Ledger

A living evidence ledger during operations

The workflow is connect, capture, preserve, and export. The ledger view illustrates how events accumulate into one merchant-owned record.

Illustrative ledger - fictional layers

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