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Try a seal

Play with a seal, then scan it.

These are example seals from authentikor.co.za. Drag one in, scan it and read what the check shows. Seals are issued only to businesses Authentikor has verified, so nothing here belongs to a business.

Example invoice with its seal. Example seal from authentikor.co.za, not issued to a business.

See it scanned

  1. PointPoint the phone camera at the QR code or the seal.
  2. ScanThe scan finds the code and looks it up.
  3. ReadThe result shows who the document was issued by and what for.
How a phone checks a sealed invoice. The invoice, the code and the result are examples.

Six examples. Drag one onto the drop zone below, press Scan this, or download it and drop it on the file check.

Scan one

Drop a file or an example here

Drag an example from the gallery, or choose a PNG, JPG or PDF.

Your file is checked on Authentikor's server and not kept.

Change the invoice

This is the invoice as it was issued: R 12,450.00, account ending 4821.

A scan does not read the amount on the page. It shows what the seal was issued for: R 12,450.00 and an account ending 4821. Put that beside the document and the change stands out.

What a scan will show (expected)

The seal was issued for R 12,450.00 and an account ending 4821. If the page shows anything else, you can see the difference at once.

Parts that do not match

A seal and a code from different documents

This invoice carries the seal of the statement example, but the code and the QR code of the invoice example. These do not belong together.

A scan reads the seal and the code separately and shows that they point to two different documents.