Feature
Provenance

Trust shouldn't require a conversation.

When records pass between owners, lenders, appraisers, and investors, the same question comes up every time: can I rely on this? The Verification Layer answers it without requiring everyone to hold the same files.
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Every counterparty starts from zero.

A lender gets a document package. An investor's counsel asks for the same files, reassembled differently. Each party rebuilds trust independently because there's no shared record of what was verified, by whom, and when. Building's Provenance changes that.
Know where every piece of information came from
See what's been verified, attested, or flagged and by whom
Share trust without sharing custody
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Provenance built into the record, not bolted on afterward

Building's Provenance tracks the confidence status of the Asset Record, distinguishing between observed, verified, and attested information. Every state change is anchored to an append-only ledger.
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Links to source

Every extracted field traces back to the document it came from. Nothing floats without an origin.

Preserves every state

Record history is append-only. You can see what it looked like at any point and what changed.

Distinguishes confidence levels

Observed, verified, and attested are not the same thing. The record makes that explicit.

Anchors to an immutable ledger

Verification events are recorded on-chain, independently auditable without accessing the underlying data.
Step 1
Link

Incoming documents are fingerprinted and tied to their source. Structured outputs preserve their relationship to the originating file.

Step 2
Preserve

Every record update is logged, not overwritten. State transitions are captured with the event, the party, and the timestamp.

Step 3
Attest

Authorized parties, appraisers, compliance officers, third-party auditors, can affirm specific record states for defined purposes.

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For financing

Give lenders a record they can trace, not a package they have to take on faith.

For compliance

A governed compliance record whose history is auditable at any point, not rebuilt fresh at each review cycle.

For transactions

Counterparties review the same verified record instead of comparing separate file packages that may not match.

For digital markets

On-chain instruments require data whose integrity can be demonstrated. Provenance provides that foundation.
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PROVENANCE
Verified data travels further than trusted data.
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Frequently asked questions

What is Provenance?
It tracks the confidence status of the Asset Record, distinguishing between observed, verified, and formally attested information, with every state change anchored to an immutable ledger.
Does Building store documents on-chain?
No. Source documents stay in their originating environments. What's anchored on-chain are cryptographic proofs: fingerprints, verification events, and attestation records.
Why does this matter for institutional workflows?
Because financing, compliance, and transactions all depend on knowing where information came from and whether a qualified party reviewed it. Without that, every counterparty repeats the same verification work independently.

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