Trust
Every accepted order
leaves a receipt.
When OrderProof accepts an order, it seals a tamper-evident, ed25519-signed receipt. Not a log line — a proof your finance team can audit later.
What gets sealed
Four facts, fixed in place.
The receipt commits to what was processed, what it became, and who said yes. Change any of them afterwards and the seal breaks.
source documentHash of the PO as it arrived — PDF, Excel, or email.
resolved orderHash of the order lines after matching and checks.
shopify draftThe draft-order reference the order became.
approverWho accepted it — a person, or the auto-approve rule.
ed25519 sealed
Hashes leave. Your data doesn’t.
Receipts carry hashes only. The raw purchase order — your buyers, prices, and quantities — stays in your tenant. The seal proves the order was checked without exposing what’s in it.
Check a receipt
Don’t take our word for it.
Paste a receipt ID into the receipt checker and see what was sealed and when. This is the one place the word fits: the signature on the sealed receipt is what gets verified.
paste receipt ID
→ see what was sealed
→ confirm the signature