COREX · Intelligence at the Core.
Credentials, Proof & Documents
The governed record is canonical. The document is an adaptive presentation. CoreX can render one trusted record for people, organisations, products, property, events and evidence across the interface that fits the use case.
One record, multiple representations
Current-state browser and mobile verification with lifecycle, authority, evidence and proof information.
Portrait or landscape print/PDF outputs using the same governed record rather than a separate certificate database.
Compact trust cards and embedded views for portals, events, products, teams and field use.
Machine-readable projections for institutional, partner, automation and device workflows.
Six managed canvas options
The presentation system supports three visual identity modes in both portrait and landscape: CoreX Verify, CoreX X and Neutral. CoreX Verify is suited to verification-led credential delivery; the CoreX X gives the master trust brand greater prominence; Neutral supports the highest degree of white-labelling. These are configurable presentation choices rather than hard-coded credential classes.
Credential families
The same renderer can emphasise different fields for achievement/participation, professional credentials, workforce/compliance, organisation attestations, product/DPP/provenance and mobile verification cards. Additional claim rails—identity, access, transaction, event, evidence and entitlement—can use the same presentation grammar without requiring a new visual system for every use case.
Localisation and accessibility by design
Canvas artwork remains text-free while labels and content are rendered in the presentation layer. The current CoreX document baseline includes English, Finnish and Swedish foundations and is designed to extend to additional locales without rebuilding the document artwork.
Location and asset binding
Where a profile requires it, a document can carry controlled references to a point, area, parcel, route, jurisdiction or asset location, including source authority and evidence references. Disclosure can be exact, approximate or restricted. The binding does not itself establish legal ownership or statutory authority.
QR and public proof
One durable CoreX resolver QR links the representation to the current living record. From there, permitted actions can expose issuer details, evidence, downloadable representations, independent public proof and third-party source links. Confirmed public-ledger receipts can include Polygon PoS transaction and explorer details without making the network the customer proposition.
Branding and commercial flexibility
CoreX-branded, co-branded and neutral white-label outputs can be configured manually according to the organisation, policy and purchased scope. The visual layer can change without changing the canonical trust record or manufacturing unsupported claims.
How Verify & Prove works · CoreX Identity & Access
Wallet delivery, external registries, customer-account holder binding, custom domains and regulated authority integrations are enabled only when the required provider, policy and assurance gates are satisfied.
CLEAR · ACCESSIBLE · CURRENT
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