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Every public request currently at the Shipped stage, newest first.

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Two delivery notes came back with a signature that did not look like the rest. We need a number that says how close a new signature is to the ones we already hold for that person, not a feeling.
SignatureDocumentsCompliance
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Incapon · Completed, one week from the call. It is live in your workspace with the reference thumbnail beside each match, and it goes into Signature Verification for everyone from today. Two limits worth knowing: three reference signatures per signer before a score means much, and a scan below 300 dpi loses the pressure detail the ensemble reads.

DWDiane Whitaker, Logistics Compliance Manager ·
We look after 40-odd sites we did not build. We find out they are broken when the client calls, and we find out they were edited when something we wrote three months ago is gone.
DetectorAutomationIntegrations
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Incapon · Completed, one week from the call. Availability checks every minute from two regions, so a single failed probe does not page anyone; content checks hourly with the noisy regions of a page excludable by selector, which is what fixed your cookie banner. Both land in the same alert, tagged as "down" or "changed", and both go out on Slack as well as email. One limit: a site behind a login is out of scope for now — we check what a visitor can see.

RDRyan Delgado, Web Agency Partner ·
One episode ships in five languages. The transcript, the translation and the subtitle timing are three separate jobs done by three separate people, and the captions are always the reason a release slips.
ProductivityDocumentsAutomation
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Incapon · Shipped, and the week was worth spending. Upload a video or an audio file, get a transcript with speakers separated, pick the languages, and each one comes back as SRT and VTT with the timings carried over from the original rather than re-derived per language. Lines are split to fit reading speed, not to fit the sentence. Everything lands in an editor first — nothing publishes itself.

MRMegan Ross, Content Marketing Lead ·