Authorship of findings
Record advances, results and discoveries with a certain date. Prove scientific priority before publishing or starting a patent.
Prove what you discovered and when, protect your data and findings before publishing or patenting, and formalise consents and agreements. For research centres, biotech, pharmaceutical companies and hospitals.
Certain date of findings · Confidentiality · NOM-151 record in Mexico
From the finding in the lab to the patient's consent, with proof at every step.
Record advances, results and discoveries with a certain date. Prove scientific priority before publishing or starting a patent.
Certify datasets, notebooks and trial protocols: proof that they existed and have not been altered.
Advanced electronic signature of informed consents, collaboration agreements and NDAs.
Prove the sending and receipt of sensitive information between teams, committees and external entities.
In research, priority is everything. Certifying a finding with a certain date —without revealing it— proves your prior existence and protects confidentiality while you decide whether to publish or file a patent application. A layer of proof that complements, not replaces, your IP strategy.
Proof of receipt and reading.
Advanced signatureContracts and agreements with validity.
Email certificationProve the sending of communications.
Web certificationWebsites, social media and chats with a certain date.
File certificationExistence and integrity of files.
Geolocated capturePhotos and videos with date, time and place.
Works registrationAuthorship and date of creation.
Trademark registrationOfficial filing and monitoring.
Yes. You can certify only the hash of your data or documents, without the content leaving your system. Its existence and integrity on a certain date is proven, keeping confidentiality.
No. It is proof of authorship, existence and a certain date, useful for proving priority and prior existence, but it is not a patent right. It complements your industrial property strategy.
Certification can be done on the hash, without uploading the content, which helps comply with data protection. Responsibility for processing personal data lies with the organisation under the GDPR.
It is an advanced electronic signature in line with eIDAS, valid for most consents and agreements. For procedures requiring a qualified signature, check with your advisors.
Yes. For users in Mexico, the evidence includes the NOM-151 preservation record, issued through SeguriData, in the same act.
It is technological evidence with probative capacity, with eIDAS timestamping and a cryptographic fingerprint. Its assessment rests with the body or entity that analyses it.
Talk to our team and design the evidence and IP environment your health organisation needs.
Safe Creative, intellectual property registry and trusted third party, operating since 2007. Evidence is generated with qualified timestamping (EU Regulation 910/2014, eIDAS) and a blockchain audit. The electronic signature is advanced (not qualified). Registration proves authorship and a certain date, and does not in itself amount to a patent. The processing of personal data is the responsibility of the controller under the GDPR. This page is informational and does not constitute legal advice.