{^} The Morning After Kit — Incident & Dispute Evidence Kit

A complimentary working protocol for the first 48 hours after a suspected deepfake-authorized payment or a disputed signed document. It gives you a freeze checklist, an evidence register, custody rules and the order to notify people in, for the moment nobody is thinking clearly.

Skip the checkout: get the kit by email instead — enter your email and the download appears instantly. No billing address, no account.

It costs $0 on purpose: a team in a crisis shouldn’t hit a paywall to preserve evidence properly.

What’s included

• Morning_After_Kit_Guide.pdf — 10-page first-48-hours protocol (editable .md source included).
• Communication_Scripts.docx — four editable, factual scripts: bank recall request, counterparty notice, counsel briefing memo and staff preservation notice.
• Chain_of_Custody_Register.xlsx — evidence register, custody log and timeline sheets.
• software/evidence_register.py — zero-dependency Python 3 tool that builds a SHA-256 register of an evidence folder.
• software/dispute_timeline_builder.html — offline timeline builder that requires a source for record-based entries.
• README_START_HERE.txt — first-actions page.

Check the download yourself: shasum -a 256 <file>.zip on macOS/Linux or certutil -hashfile <file>.zip SHA256 on Windows.

Who it’s for

Finance and operations teams, executives who approve payments, and firms whose signed documents may be contested later.

Good to know

• If a payment may still be reversible, call your bank’s fraud line first.
• An operational aid, not legal advice. It promises no recovery of funds and no dispute outcome.
• A seal shows whether a document has changed since it was sealed (tamper-evident). It does not prove that what the document says is true.

Complimentary instant .ZIP download at checkout, plus an email link (Shopify Digital Downloads).
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