Digital certifications for browsing sessions with legal validity

Save The Proof Web Browsing Certification Service

Certify the content of websites, social networks, … with audio and video.

Certify with legal validity up to 30 minutes of internet browsing.

All browsing is recorded in video (audio included).
Any file downloaded during the browsing session is certified.
You can take up to 50 screenshots of the moments you consider most relevant to be included in the PDF certificate.
Unlimited downloads of the certificate from your user area.
Unlimited views of the session recording.

€9,95€ Tax incl.

What is a Browsing Session Certificate?

A Web Browsing Session Certificate is an electronic document issued by SaveTheProof that allows you to legally prove that a piece of content on the Internet existed at the time the certificate was issued.

With this service, you can certify up to 30 minutes of internet browsing through a virtual web browser, without the need to download any software to your computer. You can visit any available website on the Internet, including those that are protected by username and password, and those that include audio, video,…

All browsing is done through SaveTheProof’s technical infrastructure, which ensures that the service user has no ability to manipulate the evidence, and that what is displayed in the certificate cannot have been tampered with.

In addition to the video, during the browsing session, you can take screenshots of those moments you deem most relevant.

Once the session is complete, the certificate will be automatically generated, which will include the screenshots along with other technical information (metadata) that will undeniably prove the existence of the visited content on the date of the certificate.

If you would like more information about the importance of certifying web content, you can visit our resource section: https://www.savetheproof.com/en/resources/

What is the certification process like?

The process is very simple and intuitive, as it’s like browsing from your own browser. Here is a video tutorial with the step-by-step guide:

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And, of course, if you have any questions during the process, you can email us at [email protected] or contact us directly through the website chat.

What is the certification process like?

The process is very simple. Just like if you were browsing from your own computer. Here’s an example:

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What is included in the certificate?

Once the navigation is complete, the system will automatically generate your certificate so you can download it from your private area online.
Your certificate will be in a PDF format along with other files with technical data (metadata) which are delivered in a ZIP file:

PDF certificate

It is the PDF file where you will find all the information related to your certification. The file contains:

Email of the user requesting the certificate.
Date of certification.
Unique identifier of the certificate.
Hashes (SHA256) of the software used by SaveTheProof.
IP of the SaveTheProof server from which the browsing activity was generated.
Virtual browser version.
Hash (SHA256) of the video with browsing activity.
Hash (SHA256) of the metadata file associated with the certificate.
URL Link to access the video (password protected).

The PDF file is electronically signed by an advanced electronic signature with a qualified time stamp. You can learn more about this in the legal validity section: https://savetheproof.com/en/legal-validity

Metadata

This ZIP file (the SHA256 is indicated in the PDF certificate) contains:

browser.version: Text file with virtual browser version.
network.har: Har file with network traffic generated during browsing activity (More info on how to view such files in: https://savetheproof.com/en/har-viewer)
network.har.tsq: File in TSQ format with the time stamping request from the network.har file
network.har.tsr: File in TSR format with the time stamping response of the network.har file
video.mp4.sha: Text file with video hash (SHA256) (MP4) with browsing activity.
video.mp4.tsq: File in TSQ format with video time stamping request (MP4) with browsing activity.
video.mp4.tsr: File in TSR format with video time stamping (MP4) response with navigation.

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