Purpose-built for loan documents
Loan Estimate, Closing Disclosure, URLA, Borrower Authorization and Notary Acknowledgment — each with its own required checks, dates, signatures and notary policies.
Docutise renders every page, examines it across eight lanes, scores it against an audit profile, and hands a reviewer defensible exceptions — not a black-box verdict.
Every lane produces its own evidence — anchored to a page and region, stamped with a producer version and confidence — so a finding can be re-examined long after the audit ran.
Deterministic visual scoring for blur, low resolution, low contrast, skew, crop issues, exposure, noise and compression artifacts — so a defect can't hide behind a bad scan.
Page count, encrypted or corrupt containers, AcroForm indicators, unsafe PDF features, annotations, metadata summaries and render failures — the container as evidence.
Extractable text, page-level OCR blocks and layout regions become reusable evidence coordinates that every downstream finding can point to.
Detection and decoding with a masking policy for sensitive values, plus required-barcode exceptions when a barcode must be present and readable on a given document.
Wet signatures, initials and electronic signature blocks — kept separate from PDF digital-signature evidence, because a visible mark and a cryptographic signature are different claims.
Missing, invalid, future, stale or unparseable dates — evaluated against the active audit profile's present-date policy for the document and loan stage.
Notary language, seal and stamp indicators and commission language — with notary-related uncertainty surfaced explicitly rather than resolved silently.
Strikeout, whiteout, void or cancel marks, obscured text and suspicious blank regions — the signals that separate a clean document from a tampered one.
PDF digital signatures are their own lane. A visible ink mark and a cryptographic PDF signature answer different questions. Docutise keeps them distinct so a reviewer never confuses "someone signed here" with "this container is cryptographically intact."
Docutise separates observed evidence from business decisions. The system surfaces exceptions; people decide what happens next — with roles that mirror how QC teams already work.
Every exception carries a page, a region, a producer version and a confidence — visible in the console and in the export.
An audit profile defines the loan stages, required checks, present-date policy, accepted signature evidence, notary indicator policy, barcode policy, redaction policy and override codes for each document class.
Loan Estimate, Closing Disclosure, URLA, Borrower Authorization and Notary Acknowledgment — each with its own required checks, dates, signatures and notary policies.
A blocking finding caps the score and stops an automatic pass cold. The recommended action and any admin-review requirement come with the result.
Profiles are admin-published, so a rule change is deliberate and reviewable — never a silent shift under a live audit.
# durable, defensible artifacts manifest.json audit_report.pdf # audit report audit_report.json compliance_evidence.json # access + review events findings.csv evidence/ # checksum-verified bytes page_0004.png overlays_0004.json checksums.txt
Docutise exports durable JSON, CSV and PDF reports, compliance-evidence JSON and checksum-verified evidence bundles — through both the console and the API.
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