One certificate, read on its own, can look perfect. Read beside every other document in your workspace and against named public sources, the same certificate can tell a different story. Intelligence is that second view.

Checked against named public sources
Reused paperwork is the tell. The same lot number, report identifier, file fingerprint, or page image turning up where it should not is the most common signal that a document is not what it claims to be, and no single review can see it. Veritura reads every packet you hold as one body of evidence, so a certificate that appears twice under two suppliers is noticed the moment the second copy arrives.
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Every document is fingerprinted on arrival: its text, its layout, and the identifiers it carries. When a lot number, report identifier, or page image reappears under a different supplier, product, or date, the new packet is flagged and both records are linked so a reviewer can open them side by side. The comparison is made against your own workspace, never against other customers.
Fingerprinting on arrival means the tell shows up the moment the second copy lands, not at the next audit, and both records are linked so a reviewer opens them side by side.

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Public enforcement records change every week. Veritura queries openFDA enforcement reports, warning letters, and registration listings against the suppliers and lots you actually hold, on a schedule and again at every check. A match names the record, the query that found it, and the capture time, and holds any open order that traces to it until a person decides.
Watching your suppliers and lots rather than the whole market keeps the signal honest: a match is a real record against a real lot you hold, with the query and time preserved.

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Whether a bulk substance may be used in compounding depends on lists the FDA publishes and revises. Veritura tracks the categories on the 503A and 503B bulks lists from the agency's own documents and dated snapshots, so a substance's status on the day a lot was received is on the record, not reconstructed later from memory.
Recording a substance's status as of the receiving date means the record reflects what was true when the decision was made, not what the list says months later.

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When a supplier is named in a recall, a warning letter, or a licence action, the question that matters is which of your orders trace to it. Veritura answers from the receiving record in seconds: every lot from that supplier, every order those lots feed, and what has already shipped. The answer is a list you can act on, not a search you have to run.
The exposure answer is a list you can act on, with shipped and unshipped separated, and a hold drafted for the open orders that a person can send in one click or decline.

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Anyone holding a Veritura Passport or Seal can enter its serial and see the customer-facing record: what was checked, when, and against which sources, with no account and no card. The same serial opens the full evidence trail inside your workspace. Public verification never shows patient information, because none is stored.
Public verification never shows patient information because none is stored. The same serial opens the full evidence trail only for your team, inside your workspace.

The complete text, for the reader who wants the whole story before a call.
These come out of the lane that compares each new document against every document already on record from that source. Each one is recorded as a review signal with its source, never as a fraud accusation.
The same lot, report ID, file, or visual fingerprint appearing across indexed records that should not share them. The fingerprints are derived at intake, so the comparison runs on every document without anyone asking for it.
Approval-signature and stamp regions compared when files carry usable visual fingerprints. A comparison that could not run is reported as could-not-verify, never as clean.
COAs last touched by Word or a PDF editor rather than a LIMS, or created after their own stated test date. The lane reads the PDF's own metadata, and reads not-applicable when the upload is not a PDF at all.
Recent FDA enforcement records are scanned for lot numbers known to the system, matched only on a token boundary so 1305 never matches inside 213055. A hit flags that lot in every account that logged it and stamps every passport minted from it.
Published verification links that do not resolve, or resolve to something other than the lot. The issuing-lab lane stays could-not-verify until the lab's own recorded reply resolves the document.
A lot-level signal propagates only to the orders and Passports that share the same chain.
Locating orders connected to LOT-24877.
Veritura records what a public enforcement or recall source published about a lot, and marks the records that share its chain. It makes no independent determination about the medicine.
Local sample data. Not a live account. Every supplier, lot, order, and document shown here is fictional.
Under every signal runs the same 17-signal document-forensic pass, alongside the completeness, source-route and cross-record lanes. Each lane reports whether it ran, did not apply, or could not verify; presence or absence is recorded mechanically, and serious findings route for human review on a memo.
Every tool below is live on veritura.co today.
Check a facility or firm against the FDA's own registration and enforcement records. No account needed.
Live on veritura.co (opens the running product)
Browse FDA-registered outsourcing facilities with their published inspection context.
Live on veritura.co (opens the running product)
The bulk-substances list, tracked against the FDA's current record instead of a stale PDF.
Live on veritura.co (opens the running product)
An advertising claim, classified and bound to the evidence that does or does not support it.
Live on veritura.co (opens the running product)
A passport code or seal serial resolves to its evidence record. If it does not resolve, that is the answer.
Live on veritura.co (opens the running product)
Signals are for your review. Veritura never calls a document fake and never makes an approval or safety claim.
What changes
The same lot, report, file, or page image seen under another supplier links both records.
openFDA records matched to the suppliers and lots you hold, on a schedule and at every check.
Which orders trace to a named supplier, shipped and unshipped separated, with a hold drafted.
The method
Documents arrive by email, upload, or API and are retained as received.
Read against identity anchors, your policy, and named public sources.
A named person signs every material decision, with the reason kept.
Cleared orders issue serialized Passports and Seals.
Every document and decision stays on the record for seven years.
Veritura reads and connects the paperwork behind an order. It never tests, grades, or endorses the medicine itself, and it never releases anything on its own.

The same lot number, report identifier, file fingerprint, or page image appearing under a different supplier, product, or date. Both records are linked for a person to review. Comparison is within your workspace only.
On a schedule and again at every check, against the suppliers and lots you actually hold. A match keeps the record, the query, and the capture time, and holds open orders that trace to it.
Yes. Enter the serial and the customer-facing record opens, with no account and no card. It never shows patient information, because none is stored.
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