Engineering private beta · AU/NZ

Document security, made easy for operations teams.

Verified.Tools helps operations and admin teams manage important engineering PDFs through Identify, Envelope, Sign, and Negotiate. Keep verification records, controlled document packages, signing workflows, and negotiation history in one practical suite.

All four products are planned for beta. Request access or join the waitlist for the document-security path your team needs first.

Document security suite
Private beta

Structural assessment package

Identify Organisation context before document work starts
Envelope Controlled packages for PDFs that should not live only in email
Sign Signature packets with status and audit detail attached
Negotiate Proposal, version, and decision history made easier to follow

Start with the document-security problem in front of you.

Choose Negotiate, Envelope, Sign, or Identify. Each path gives operations teams a different way to bring structure, status, and evidence back into important PDF work.

All four products are expected in beta. Request access for the product your team wants to test first, or join the waitlist for the full suite.

Negotiations are hard. Make the document-change trail easier.

Technical documents often evolve through comments, mark-ups, redlines, spreadsheet extracts, drawing revisions, and long email threads. Negotiate gives operations teams a structured place to resolve proposals, record decisions, and move toward an agreed version before signing or release.

Negotiate is for controlled document differences. It keeps proposals, version decisions, review states, and agreed paths clearer before a document is executed or issued.

Structured change history for technical and project documents.
Review and approval states tied to document versions.
Clearer release points for documents that continue to evolve.

Built for change, review, and release history.

Negotiate brings version-control discipline to document-heavy project work, helping teams understand what changed, what was reviewed, and which version was released.

01

Version history

Track meaningful document versions, what changed, and which release point a team is discussing.

02

Review states

Separate drafts, internal review, client review, approved versions, and released snapshots more clearly.

03

Approval trail

Show who reviewed or approved a document state, with a clearer path from working draft to released version.

A cleaner model for documents that keep changing.

Negotiate is designed around the practical rhythm of technical document work: organise the workspace, capture changes, review the version, and release the snapshot that matters.

1

Create the workspace

Keep related documents, versions, reviewers, and release points together.

2

Propose a change

Make it clearer what changed and why before a document moves forward.

3

Review the version

Route the document through review states without losing the history of prior versions.

4

Release a snapshot

Mark the version that was released, issued, superseded, or archived.

Start with Negotiate when the document is not agreed yet.

Negotiate is for teams that already manage changing technical documents and want a clearer path through proposals, review, agreement, release, and superseded versions.

Technical reports, specifications, procedures, and project deliverables.
Teams that need review trails before a document is released or superseded.
Connection points with Identify, Envelope, and Sign records.
A

Organise

Bring related documents, versions, and reviewers into one workflow.

B

Review

Move documents through review while preserving the path from draft to release.

C

Release

Make the released version clear, with superseded and archived states easier to follow.

Three document-security questions the site should answer clearly.

These are the search themes we are targeting first: document provenance for engineering PDFs, verifying an issued PDF, and controlled document packages.

01

What is document provenance for engineering PDFs?

Document provenance is the record behind an issued file. For an engineering PDF, that can include the organisation context, the submitted file hash, the timestamp, and the current platform status. It helps a recipient check the record without implying the technical content of the PDF is automatically correct.

02

How can a recipient verify an issued PDF?

A recipient should be able to open a verification link or scan a QR code, see the recorded issuer details and status, and compare the file against the recorded hash. The result is a practical check on the document record, not a substitute for professional or legal review.

03

What is a controlled document package?

A controlled package keeps the document set, recipient list, delivery state, and related evidence together. It gives operations teams a better source of truth than a loose email thread when a package needs to be checked, signed, superseded, or reviewed later.

Five published plans for Verified.Tools.

Pricing shown here matches the plans currently configured in the product. Availability and onboarding remain controlled while we continue rolling out Identify, Envelope, Sign, and Negotiate workflows.

Free Forever
$0AUD

For initial evaluation and very light ongoing usage.

  • 2 documents per month
  • Level 1 verification
  • Public verification pages
  • Included at onboarding
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Starter
$49AUD / month

For smaller teams moving into production use.

  • 50 documents per month
  • Level 1 and 2 verification
  • Public verification pages
  • API access
  • Email support
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Business
$149AUD / month

For growing firms that need branding, collaboration, and integrations.

  • 500 documents per month
  • Level 1, 2 and 3 verification
  • API, Negotiate, and webhooks
  • Custom branding
  • Team management
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Enterprise
By QuoteFrom AU$499 / month

For organisations that need procurement, compliance, and tailored onboarding.

  • Negotiated or unlimited document volume
  • Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 verification
  • SAML SSO and SCIM
  • Audit export and data residency options
  • Commercial onboarding and SLA terms
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Pricing is published in AUD. Starter, Professional, and Business align with the live in-product billing catalog. Enterprise onboarding remains quote-led.

Built from direct experience with engineering document workflows.

Verified.Tools is being developed for firms that need practical records behind issued, signed, and changing documents. The focus is not to replace professional sign-off, legal advice, delivery records, or document management systems. The focus is to make the relevant document record easier for a recipient, signer, reviewer, or future team to check.

Request beta access or join the waitlist.

Tell us how your operations team manages engineering PDFs today. We will confirm whether Identify, Envelope, Sign, Negotiate, or the full suite is the right beta path before you spend time onboarding.