Document verification

Is this document valid?

Every document Optifora produces carries a square. Scan it, or type the code printed beneath it into the field below; we will tell you whether the document came from Optifora, which revision you are holding, and whether its contents have changed since it was produced.

We ask for no identity. Using this page requires no account, no sign-in and no details from you.

Enter the code

If you scanned the square, this field fills itself. If you are typing it, copy the code exactly as printed on the document, without spaces.

What the result means

The result shows whether the copy in your hand matches the document in our records.

If the contents changed after the document was produced, the match breaks; a "valid" answer means the copy in your hand is the one that was produced.

When a new revision is produced, the old one is not updated on its own — the paper on the wall did not update either. An old revision's code returns "superseded", and we also show which revision is in force.

We do not call something invalid when we merely do not know. A document that could not be compared gets its own answer and we say so plainly.

What is in it, and what is not

The square is public the moment it is printed. That is why it holds no person's name, no company name, no site name and no serial number.

The same limit applies to this page's answer: the mounting location, the plan name, the workplace, the company and any person are not shown. The answer says no more than the square itself.

Verification asks for no account and the query is not tied to a person; who checked which document is not recorded.

The documents that can be verified from this page are those produced in the product with a square printed on them. The code format is a single one and carries its own version; as new document types enter production they are verified from the same code.

Document verification

No square on the copy you are holding?

A sheet without a square cannot be verified from this page. Ask the organisation that produced it — and write to us if you need to.

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