Signed clinical intelligence: every finding carries its own proof. Eichor's pipeline is largely autonomous — software scans the registries, classifies what changed, and drafts what you read. We think systems that work that way owe you evidence, not trust. So the platform keeps a cryptographically signed, hash-chained attestation ledger: every verified finding, every alert we email, every report we deliver is sealed with what was checked, when, from which public source, and a content hash of the evidence.
Regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are converging on the same expectation for AI-assisted evidence: show the data lifecycle, show provenance, make audits possible. Whether you're a sponsor citing our disclosure findings, an analyst using our registry signals, or a partner white-labelling reports — "where did this claim come from and can I verify it?" should have a mechanical answer, not a marketing one.
A signature proves integrity and timing, not omniscience: it tells you exactly what public record a finding was based on and that nobody edited it after the fact. It does not make an inference infallible — which is why every product line links its primary sources and states its uncertainty in plain language.
Disclosure Guard · Signals · Report Store — all findings in every line are ledger-sealed by default.