The truth-establishment architecture applies wherever a human or organization needs to prove what happened, when, and what it means.
Every internal investigation has a window. LedgerLock closes it in minutes, not months.
When an employee is suspected of fraud, IP theft, or misconduct, the standard playbook is to engage a Big Four forensics firm. That engagement takes 2–4 weeks to kick off, costs $50K–$300K, and begins collecting evidence after the employee has already left - often with the most relevant data already gone. The chain of custody is then disputed in litigation because it was established by a third party, weeks after the event. Opposing counsel shreds it.
Your internal investigator boots LedgerLock on-site while the employee is still in the exit interview room. A 20-minute ACI-ranked scan identifies the highest-value artifacts immediately. The evidence package - cryptographically sealed, hash-verified, GPS-timestamped - is delivered to outside counsel via Quorum before the employee's badge is deactivated. The chain of custody begins at the scene, not at the lab, and it's machine-verifiable without expert testimony.