Invoice · Acme Corp
“Cleanly matched against PO.”— Claude
When a single model is wrong, you cannot tell. Atesto adjudicates each claim with three independent frontier models — in isolation, with their disagreement preserved — and anchors every verdict to a public ledger, verifiable without trust in us.
“Cleanly matched against PO.”— Claude
“Issuer signature verified.”— GPT-4o
“Address proof predates filing window.”— Gemini
“Counterparty signature absent on §4.”— Claude
“Line items reconcile to within $0.04.”— GPT-4o
“Beneficiary IBAN inconsistent w/ history.”— Gemini
“Diligence record materially complete.”— Claude
“Five line-items lack source receipts.”— GPT-4o
“Damage pattern matches collision report.”— Gemini
“Cleanly matched against PO.”— Claude
“Issuer signature verified.”— GPT-4o
“Address proof predates filing window.”— Gemini
“Counterparty signature absent on §4.”— Claude
“Line items reconcile to within $0.04.”— GPT-4o
“Beneficiary IBAN inconsistent w/ history.”— Gemini
“Diligence record materially complete.”— Claude
“Five line-items lack source receipts.”— GPT-4o
“Damage pattern matches collision report.”— Gemini
“Registrar hash matches public record.”— Claude
“Fulfillment confirmed; no return scan.”— GPT-4o
“Tax jurisdiction correctly applied.”— Gemini
“Chain of title intact since 1992.”— Claude
“Hematocrit reading flagged for review.”— GPT-4o
“Standard mutual; no carve-outs added.”— Gemini
“Sanctions match on intermediary bank.”— Claude
“PO, BOL, and invoice agree at SKU level.”— GPT-4o
“Active on state board roster.”— Gemini
“Registrar hash matches public record.”— Claude
“Fulfillment confirmed; no return scan.”— GPT-4o
“Tax jurisdiction correctly applied.”— Gemini
“Chain of title intact since 1992.”— Claude
“Hematocrit reading flagged for review.”— GPT-4o
“Standard mutual; no carve-outs added.”— Gemini
“Sanctions match on intermediary bank.”— Claude
“PO, BOL, and invoice agree at SKU level.”— GPT-4o
“Active on state board roster.”— Gemini
Four stages, in order, on every claim. Atesto does not skip steps, cache verdicts, or smooth disagreement out of the record. The same procedure runs whether the matter is a $40 expense or a $40M wire.
Evidence is filed — say, an invoice, the matching purchase order, and the vendor’s W-9. Atesto fingerprints each artifact, normalizes the contents, and opens a case the system answers to. Nothing is adjudicated before it is fully enrolled.
Three frontier models — three providers, three independent stacks — receive the case at the same instant. Each writes a reasoned verdict in its own words and assigns its own confidence. No model sees the others’ work, so bias does not collude and one provider’s outage cannot decide the matter.
The three verdicts converge into one record with an explicit agreement score. Where the agents disagree, the dissent is written down beside the majority — preserved verbatim, never averaged into silence. The reviewer reads each side in its own words, and the deciding human sees the same reasoning the auditor will.
A hash of the claim, the evidence, every agent output, and the consensus is inscribed in a Cardano transaction. Atesto holds no keys, mints no token, retains no privileged access. Anyone — your auditor, a regulator, your own future general counsel — can verify the record existed, in that order, at that hour.
Frontier-model error rates are not zero, and no lab has eliminated them. On adversarial documents, single-model misreads exceed five percent — and arrive with full confidence.
The EU AI Act, SEC algorithmic-decision rules, and HHS clinical-AI guidance converge on one demand: AI-assisted decisions must be reproducible on demand.
A pipeline whose answers come from one provider has the failure modes of that provider — outages, policy changes, silent model swaps. None are events you control.
The defensibility of an AI-assisted decision is no longer internal policy. It is a legal question, and "the model said so" is not a defense.
Defends the final call to external auditors and regulators. Needs traceability, legible reasoning, and visible disagreement — evidence that survives cross-examination. Atesto produces a sealed bundle for every verdict (agent transcripts, evidence hashes, ledger reference) exportable as one PDF.
“A decision I can hand to the regulator.”
Routes a team’s validation workload across a queue that never sleeps. Needs status, exception routing, and a single view of where claims are stuck. Atesto auto-clears the obvious and surfaces the doubtful — the only items that ever reach a human are the ones that needed one.
“My team stops drowning in low-stakes packets.”
Approves pilots, signs off on the methodology, answers to the board. Needs defensible tooling and trust signals that do not depend on the vendor — a public record that holds up in a regulator meeting whether or not Atesto is in the room.
“Something I can defend to the board.”
Every Atesto verdict is a hash of the claim, the evidence, the agent outputs, and the consensus — written to Cardano within seconds of the decision. Not a screenshot, not an exported PDF, not a promise. The ledger is the authority; Atesto is the process. If we vanish tomorrow, your record stands.
Anchoring is boring, deliberately. This is a notary function, not a crypto product. No token, no wallet, no staking, no speculation — only a public, tamper-evident record at a fixed cost per write. Cardano is the substrate because it is cheap, predictable, and has held its rails through every cycle.