A registry runs on records being right
Restore and verify degree certificates, transcripts and student records at registry scale, with grades read twice and exported for reconciliation.
Typed record · read twice
1 to review
Two independent reads. A disagreement is surfaced, never averaged.
Built for universities & registrars
What this usually looks like before us
A registrar's exposure is not a blurred certificate - it is a wrong grade delivered confidently. Transcript figures are read by two independent passes and any disagreement is surfaced, while certificate seals and registrar signatures are held and composited back rather than regenerated.
Four steps, and it asks you almost nothing
The console looks at the page, says what it found and what it proposes, and does it. You never have to learn the filing system to get the benefit of it.
Add
A graduating year goes in as one register rather than a folder of scans.
Look
Each certificate is surveyed and its seal and signature regions held.
Restore
Grades are read twice, independently, and disagreements surfaced.
Finish
Award details export as one CSV, with withheld values in their own column.
How the work is different afterwards
Survey, treatment and verification - the same three things the console shows you on every single page.
Read twice, disagree loudly
Every grade cell is read by two independent passes and any disagreement is marked for review with both readings shown.
Hold the seal
Institutional seals and registrar signatures are composited back from the original, so delivered marks are the originals.
Batch as a register
Take in a shelf of certificates, treat a selection, and export captured award details as one CSV table.
The wrong grade, caught before it leaves
A blurred certificate is an inconvenience. A confidently wrong grade is an incident. Every figure is read by two independent passes and any disagreement is marked for review with both readings shown side by side.
- Two independent reads on every grade cell
- Disagreements surfaced with both readings visible
- Seals and registrar signatures composited from the original
- Withheld values exported separately from blanks
- Per-page isolation so one bad sheet never stops the run
Degree certificate, 1987
Version history · every step revertible
2x — independent grade reads
“Two independent reads found eleven grade disagreements in the first four hundred sheets. All eleven were real.”
Deputy registrar, university records office
Who this is for
Universities & Registrars covers a few different jobs. These are the ones people arrive with.
Registry offices
Digitise decades of paper registers without losing a grade to a bad photocopy.
Student records
Answer verification requests from a legible, reconciled record.
Alumni services
Reissue readable certificates without touching the original seal.
What this audience actually uses
The consoles and the restoration behind them - every one of these is a real page, not a feature list.
Start with one difficult document.
Free to start, no card. Bring the sheet your current process cannot handle and judge universities & registrars on that.
Universities & Registrars, answered
What this audience asks before committing anything to a restoration pipeline.
Have a document you are not sure about?
Send us a photograph of it. We will tell you honestly whether it is recoverable before you spend anything.
Ask usCaptured award and grade details export as CSV, with withheld values in a separate column, so reconciliation against your system distinguishes a genuine blank from an uncertain read.
Degree registers, verified twice.
Restore and verify degree certificates, transcripts and student records at registry scale, with grades read twice and exported for reconciliation.
Free to start · no card · the original is always kept