Compliance seal · Independent verify

Verify a Clause5 compliance seal

Every sealed welding procedure carries a SHA-256 hash. Enter it below, or scan the QR on a WPS label, to confirm the sealed record is authentic and has not been altered since it was finalized.

A seal hash is 64 hexadecimal characters. You can paste a full verify URL too.

See an example sealed record
Example · Seal verified

This is what a valid seal looks like when it resolves. The record below is a sample for illustration, not a real shop's document.

Document
WPS A572-BU2 · Rev 1
Governing code
AWS D1.1:2025
Sealed
2026-07-14
Authorized role
CWI

A real seal resolves from the QR code on a document label, and this check confirms nothing was altered after signature.

What a seal proves

When a fabricator finalizes a welding procedure in Clause5, the full compliance trace, the code edition it was judged against, and the authorizing role are hashed into a single tamper-evident SHA-256 seal. Re-running that hash here proves the sealed record matches the one that was finalized. If a single character of the underlying record changed, the hash would not match.

This page reads only what the seal itself discloses. It never shows a shop's parameter values or internal record contents.