Every time you save a draft in miniterms, the system creates an Agent Provenance Receipt (APR) — a cryptographic record that proves which document was generated, from which business profile, at what moment in time. Receipts are permanent, verifiable, and stored independently of your workspace.
What a receipt proves
An APR receipt captures:
- The document type (Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Cookie Policy, or DPA)
- A hash of your business profile at generation time
- The jurisdiction(s) and language(s) applied
- The timestamp of generation
- A digital signature from the miniterms generation service
The receipt does not contain the full document text — it contains enough to verify that a given document matches the claimed generation parameters.
Viewing receipts
Go to Receipts in the dashboard sidebar. Each receipt row shows:
- Document type
- Version (v1.0, v1.1, …)
- Date and time generated
- A Verify ↗ link to
verify.dekimu.com/v/<claimId>
Click Verify ↗ to open the public verification page. Anyone with the URL can verify the receipt — you can share it with a lawyer, auditor, or regulator as evidence that the document was produced by miniterms from your specific profile.
The APR badge on documents
When you view your Documents list, any draft saved with a receipt shows an APR ↗ badge next to its name. Clicking the badge opens the verification page for that specific receipt.
ZIP provenance comment
When you export a ZIP from the Publish page, each HTML file begins with:
<!-- Dekimu-APR: <claimId> · verify https://verify.dekimu.com/v/<claimId> -->
Keep this comment in place. It links any published document back to its receipt without requiring access to your miniterms account.
When receipts are created
Receipts are created when you click Save as draft. Generating a draft and discarding it — closing the tab without saving — does not create a receipt.