Metadata
Creation and edit timeline, author, and producer software inconsistencies.
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A four-pillar forensic check — metadata, fonts, layers and pixels — that flags tampered or fabricated payslips before they reach your payroll.
Each pillar catches a different kind of tampering — together they are hard to beat.
Creation and edit timeline, author, and producer software inconsistencies.
Font substitutions and rendering artefacts that betray an edit.
Hidden objects and overlaid text in the PDF structure.
Compression and splice artefacts invisible to the eye.
Whether the file came from a payroll system or an editor.
Consistency against the worker's other payslips.
Upload the document — PDF or image, however it arrived.
All four forensic pillars run in parallel and score the document.
A tamper-evident report captures every anomaly and its evidence.
Every anomaly is captured with its forensic evidence and sealed, so a decision to reject a document is defensible.
We run a four-pillar forensic check — document metadata, font consistency, PDF layers and pixel-level analysis — plus the producing software and consistency against the worker's other payslips. Together these catch edits the eye can't see.
Yes. AI-generated and template-forged payslips leave tell-tale metadata, font and layer signatures that our forensic checks flag.
Every anomaly is captured with its forensic evidence and sealed in a tamper-evident report you can defend or share.
Bring a document to a call — we'll scan it live across all four pillars and seal the result.
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