Check a report against the signature it was issued with.
Enter the code printed on the report. You will be told whether Kliksight issued that exact report, and whether its figures are unchanged since it was issued.
Printed on the report under Verify this report, in four groups. Type it as printed.
Kliksight issued this report, and its figures are unchanged.
- Code
- Issued
- Checked
The document carrying this code is the document Kliksight signed, figure for figure.
No report answers to this code.
- Entered
Either the code was typed differently from the way it is printed, or Kliksight never issued a report under it. This page cannot tell those two apart, so it asserts neither.
Type it again, exactly as printed. If it still does not resolve, ask whoever sent you the report for the code as Kliksight issued it.
Kliksight issued a report under this code. This is not the document it signed.
- Code
- Issued
- Signature
- does not match this document
The reference is one Kliksight issued. The check value printed with it does not match the signature Kliksight holds, which means at least one figure or line in the document you have differs from the one that was issued.
This page does not say what differs, who changed it, or when, and it does not show the figures that were issued. Ask whoever sent the report for it as Kliksight issued it.
This code has been withdrawn.
- Code
- Withdrawn
Kliksight issued a report under this code. The check runs on the instruction of the customer who elected it, and that instruction has since been withdrawn, so no result is given for the document.
The withdrawal says nothing about the report's figures, and this page does not say why it was withdrawn. Ask whoever sent you the report.
Kliksight issued this report, and a later report has replaced it.
- Code
- Issued
- Replaced
Two facts, and both stand. The figures in the document carrying this code are unchanged since it was issued. A later report covering the same period was issued afterwards and is the current one; the code printed on that report verifies it.
Nothing was withdrawn. If you were not sent the later report, ask whoever sent you this one.
This is the specimen code every sample report carries.
- Code
- Attached to
- every sample report
It is the one code Kliksight publishes, and every sample carries it: the sample report on the site, a report opened from a /sample/ link, a report sent in a [Sample] email, and a sample report printed to PDF. No report was issued under it and no figures are held against it, so it establishes nothing about any real report, in either direction.
The sample report says the same thing on its own face, beside the code. If you were handed this code on a document presented as a client's report, the document is a sample.
This check could not be run just now.
- Entered
- Answer
- none, in either direction
No answer came back from the record that holds the signatures, so nothing was established about this code. That is not a finding about your document.
In particular, this is not the same answer as a code no report answers to. Nothing was found and nothing was ruled out. The code may be perfectly good, and this page will not suggest otherwise while it cannot check.
Nothing about the report, its figures or its code changes while this page cannot answer. Your code is still in the field. Checking it again is safe and repeats nothing: the check only reads.
That Kliksight issued this exact report, and that every figure in it is the figure Kliksight issued.
Nothing about whether the platform's own numbers are right. A signature holds the document still; the figures are checked against the platform's billing record, and the report states what could not be checked.
A verifiable report issues only where the customer elected one, report by report. That election is their instruction to answer this one question for whoever holds the code. Kliksight publishes nothing on its own.
It answers one question about one document. It shows no client name, no period and no figures, on any result, because the code is enough to reach this page and nothing here should tell its holder more than the report they already have. It asks for no name, no email and no account.
The code is in two parts: a reference that names the report, and a check value taken from its figures when it was issued. The reference is looked up and the check value is compared against the signature Kliksight holds. The comparison is what answers, not anyone's word for it, including ours.