Verification Verdict

The backend has completed its check. Sarah now sees one of three possible verdicts. Each verdict provides clear, actionable guidance on what to do next.

🎯 Three Possible Outcomes

The verification system returns one of three verdicts: Genuine (βœ…), Not Found (πŸ”΄), or Outdated (🟠). Each has different implications for the customer's next action.

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Genuine Instructions

These instructions are verified and current

Verification Confirmed

These instructions were issued by David Thompson from Shepherd+Wedderburn on Dec 9, 2025 at 2:32 PM for your matter MITCHELL-42MAPLE.

Instruction Type

Bank details for sending completion funds

What This Means

βœ… These instructions are genuine
βœ… They are current (not superseded)
βœ… You can proceed with confidence

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Next Step:

You can safely proceed with the bank transfer using the details in the email. These instructions are verified and current.

πŸ’‘ Understanding the Verdicts

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Genuine Instructions

Meaning: The reference exists in the database, is still active, hasn't expired, and hasn't been superseded by newer instructions.

Customer Action: Proceed with confidence. The instructions are verified and current.

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Reference Not Found

Meaning: No matching record in the database. Either typo, or fraudulent/phishing email with fake reference.

Customer Action: STOP immediately. Do NOT transfer money. Call firm on verified number from their official website.

🟠

Outdated/Superseded

Meaning: The reference existed but has been marked as superseded, revoked, or expired. Newer instructions have been issued.

Customer Action: Contact solicitor to get current instructions. Verify the new reference before proceeding.

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Clear Guidance

Each verdict provides specific, actionable guidance. Customers don't have to guess what to doβ€”the system tells them exactly what action to take.

πŸ”„ The Power of Definitive Answers

❌ Traditional Email

  • "Does this email look legitimate?"
  • "Should I trust the bank details?"
  • "What if it's a phishing email?"
  • "Maybe I should call... but is that number real?"
  • Anxiety and uncertainty

βœ… With Undoubt Verification

  • "βœ… Genuine" or "πŸ”΄ Not Found" or "🟠 Outdated"
  • Clear, unambiguous verdict
  • Specific guidance on next action
  • Cryptographic proof from firm's domain
  • Confidence and certainty