{^} Prevent the Costly Mistake: Prove Who Intended the Signing Before Anything Moves — DocLock 1.5 + Tri-Signature Pilot ($500, Credited in Full)

Prevent costly mistakes by proving who intended an action before the action occurs.

A guided pilot that runs Protocol One on 10 real signings at your firm — so before money moves, a will is filed, or an instruction is honored, you hold proof of who intended it, sealed to the exact document, checkable offline forever.

$500 — credited in full toward the $5,000/year firm license if you continue. Plus tax where applicable. No shipping. The onboarding pack downloads instantly at checkout; your pilot is scheduled by email within one business day.

Covered by our 14-day refund policy.

Watch the 52-second demonstration · Get one document sealed complimentary first

The costly mistakes this prevents

• The altered instruction. A wire-instruction sheet is changed after signing — one digit different. Under the pilot, any edit to a sealed document, even one character, reads Broken Seal when checked.
• The disputed signature. A signer later says "that wasn't me" or "that's not what I signed." The pilot produces a self-contained proof pack — the signing event and the exact document, bound together — that your firm can verify without asking anyone's permission.
• The spoofed approval. An AI-cloned voice or a look-alike email authorizes an action nobody intended. Tri-Signature makes approval a human event — three handwritten signatures in one 10-second burst: Intent, Identity, Confirmation — not a click, a password, or a voice on a phone.

How it works — 3 steps

1. Sign. The signer completes a Tri-Signature capture tied to the exact final document.
2. Seal. The document is sealed with DocLock 1.5 — its fingerprint, the signing event, and the time, fixed in a Simple Forever Seal Proof Pack for that signing.
3. Verify — before you act. Anyone you authorize can check the proof pack offline: Verified (everything matches), Warning, Integrity Alert, or Broken Seal (something changed). No account, no server, no permission needed.

What's included

• Your track, your files: Law Firm Pilot — 10 testamentary or transaction signings, or 4 weeks. Escrow / Title Pilot — 10 remote or absentee-seller files over 2 weeks.
• A Simple Forever Seal Proof Pack for every signing — the permanent evidence package for that event.
• Onboarding pack, instant at checkout (19 files): intake forms, signer instructions, and the verification checklist your staff will actually use.
• Direct scheduling and support by email from the Standards Office during your pilot window.

See it before you spend anything

• The demonstration (52 seconds): a real sealing, then one amount changed — watch the verdict flip to Broken Seal. Labeled a demonstration; the math is real.
• Sample Proof Pack: protocolone.store/pages/sample-proof-pack — a complete sealed example, verifiable offline.
• Complimentary Evidence Vault: run a full signing yourself in your browser — nothing is uploaded: Tri-Signature Evidence Vault — Complimentary Attorney Evaluation
• Complimentary first seal: send one sample or redacted document through the Sample Proof Pack page and get it back sealed, before you buy the pilot.

Who this is for / not for

For: solo and small-firm attorneys in trusts & estates, family, and transactional practice; escrow and title agencies handling remote or absentee sellers — anyone whose worst day starts with "prove that's what they actually signed."

Not for: firms needing a forensic expert's testimony for a criminal matter, or a substitute for your existing notarization and compliance duties. This is evidence you control, not a legal conclusion.

Honest limits

• Tamper-evident: it shows a change; it does not physically prevent one. Its power is that the change cannot hide.
• A Verified result means the evidence matches the sealed record. It does not prove identity on its own or decide any legal question.
• DocLock proves a document is unchanged — not that what it says is true.
• A patent application for Tri-Signature is in progress.

Built and run by Brandon Frost, Founder, Protocol One LLC — Standards Office, 3707 E Southern Ave, Suite 1023, Mesa, AZ 85206 · protocolonestandardsoffice@gmail.com. Questions are answered by the founder, within one business day.

Technical details

DocLock judges integrity through SHA-256 (final cryptographic authority) and the character count of the human-readable content (primary human-verifiable authority), supported by pixel count of the final rendered form and a QR Trust Capsule. Verdict ladder: Verified / Warning / Integrity Alert / Broken Seal. Onboarding pack: Protocol_One_08_Law_Escrow_10_Signing_Pilot_Onboarding_Pack.zip — 238,285 bytes · 19 files · SHA-256: 4ae3461885520d3a995448448198134a3c83b0cdbaa45c906df274f8e1c3f263. Check the download yourself: shasum -a 256 on macOS/Linux or certutil -hashfile on Windows.