Hold the whole sitting — with the record to prove it.
Verdict is a white-labelled digital court. The registrar sets the cause list and sends the bundle to the bench; the court convenes by invitation only; the clerk keeps order; and every proceeding is sealed into a certified, tamper-evident written record.
Restricted access · registrars enrol from a verified official government address; every other court user, witnesses included, joins by individually issued, authenticated invitation.
A court is a process, not a video call.
Verdict follows the order of proceedings from listing to certified record, and holds each step to the standard a registry, a bench and an auditor expect.
The registrar runs the docket
Open a cause list, assign the judge with a date and time, and deliver the case bundle to the bench days before the sitting. The judge accepts or declines the assignment on the record.
Nobody joins by accident
There are no open meeting links. Judges, clerks, counsel, parties and witnesses each receive an individually issued, sign-in protected invitation bound to their own verified address, revocable by the court.
The clerk keeps order
Floor control sits with the clerk under the presiding judge: grant and withdraw the right to address the court, take hands raised for leave to speak, and remove a participant on direction.
Every sitting produces a record
Entries are append-only and timestamped. At the close the court certifies the transcript, which is sealed with a cryptographic fingerprint and archived with a retention date.
Branded as the court's own
Each licensed court is a separate, isolated instance with its own name, seal, colours and jurisdiction. Court users see their own court, never a vendor's product.
Built for public-sector procurement
Role-scoped access, data-layer isolation between courts, documented processor terms, retention schedules and exportable records — the answers a ministry asks for before it signs.
Order of proceedings
- 01
Listing
The registrar opens the case, joins the parties and fixes the date and time of the sitting.
- 02
Assignment
The judge is assigned, receives the bundle ahead of the day, and accepts or declines on the record.
- 03
Sitting
Court officers and invited participants are admitted individually. The clerk administers the floor.
- 04
Certification
The transcript is certified, sealed with a fingerprint, and archived with its retention date.
Bring your registry online this term.
Enrolment begins with the registrar. Once your official address is verified you set your court's name, seal and colours, and your instance is live under your own brand.