What stays on the device
Parsing, extraction, timeline assembly, contradiction checks, basic readiness scoring, offline drafts, and compact receiver packs.
Use the new advisor as a drop-in tool on any page where customers hesitate, dispute, or need to prepare evidence. It gives first value quickly, then routes into packaging and verify.
Use these downloads to capture evidence earlier, prepare the case faster, verify it cleanly, or embed Vraimony into your own workflow when repeated work justifies it.
Parsing, extraction, timeline assembly, contradiction checks, basic readiness scoring, offline drafts, and compact receiver packs.
Receiver-aware premium guidance, per-receiver learning, playbook compilation, final packaging, verify issuance, entitlements, and revocation.
The free layer stays fast and offline-friendly. The premium core stays harder to copy and safer to run without turning the server into a bottleneck.
The downloads here help teams capture evidence earlier, prepare cleaner bundles, and move structured case data into environments where dispute, payment, and review work already happens.
Order-aware case creation directly inside WP Admin. Order context, upload triage, and dispute path — without leaving the store.
Get the plugin →Offline-ready helper to draft a clean reviewer response from a case bundle. Reduces time-to-send from hours to minutes.
Open response helper →Capture proof on the spot — photos, notes, timestamps — and send them straight into a reviewer-ready case. No account required on the other side.
Get the capture kit →The tools below are for reviewers, integrators, and technical operators. If you just need to prepare a case faster, the three featured tools above are enough.
This is the engine behind the free scan and template routing: it extracts facts, maps claims to evidence, detects contradictions, scores completeness, and challenges weak statements before the live case moves into packaging.
These tools help you organise a case before packaging it. Free downloads stay local-first, browser-heavy, or same-owner by default. They do not ship the premium compiler, per-receiver learning corpus, or final delivery logic.
Dispute type → evidence checklist → timeline → exportable summary. Captures before/after time metrics. All client-side.
Interactive HTML kit. Select dispute type, tick what you have, see readiness score. Works offline.
Reason-specific timeline CSV for any claim type. Maps directly to ERF fields.
For project handovers, delivery acceptance, milestone sign-off, and supplier handoffs.
Log deliveries, acceptance states, and condition notes. Feeds into ERF record when dispute arises.
Package once and respond to qualification requests without starting over for each reviewer.
Track client cases across a broker portfolio. Each row maps to a structured ERF field.
Run the free readiness check to find gaps. Identifies tier and minimum evidence before you start.
Free tools organise your case. The paid one-case record seals it for outside review.
For reviewers confirming record integrity, developers building on ERF, and operators embedding verification into their own tools.
Step 1 and Step 5 happen on the Vraimony platform. Downloads extend Steps 2, 3, and 4.
Best for: teams preparing vendor review packets, delivery records, or scope-change documentation from Word-based environments.
Not for: replacing the record structure or the review path. Word is the intake surface — the ERF record is the output.
Best for: WooCommerce merchants who need to package transaction records, delivery evidence, and dispute timelines from their store data.
Not for: replacing the pack-first buying path or the trust layer. The plugin is a preparation helper — not the product.
Best for: teams that track deliveries, acceptances, or shipment events in spreadsheets. Each CSV column maps directly to an ERF field — no translation step.
Not for: one-time dispute packaging. CSVs are for ongoing record collection that feeds into a future packaging event.
Best for: brokers managing war risk cancellations, cargo claims, or demurrage disputes across multiple clients simultaneously. One CSV per client case, all columns map to ERF fields.
Not for: replacing the pack — the CSV is the intake layer. The review-ready pack is produced from the sealed record.
Best for: freight forwarders and logistics teams tracking vessel events, port closures, and reroute decisions during active chokepoint disruptions. Each row becomes a timestamped event in the ERF record.
Not for: real-time vessel tracking (AIS). This is a manual log for events you have confirmed — not a live monitoring tool.
Best for: ship owners and risk managers responding to P&I club cancellation notices within the 48-hour window. Pre-structured fields that map directly to the underwriter's review checklist.
Not for: replacing the marine insurance broker or issuing coverage. This is a documentation intake tool.
Best for: developer teams adding local helper logic to internal review tools. Lighter starting point than rebuilding ERF verification from scratch.
Not for: managed integrations, multi-client embedding, or enterprise rollout. Those belong to partner licensing.
Best for: local ERF record validation where browser tooling is not available. Terminal environments, air-gapped systems, or automated pipelines.
Not for: reviewer-facing flows where a calmer read-only surface is better. CLI is for internal checking, not external review.
Best for: developers who want to understand the ERF record model, validate against test vectors, or build compliant implementations.
Not for: cloning the trust model or building a parallel product surface that mimics Vraimony's core.
Best for: repeated checks, forwarding support, and confirming the official review path inside the browser. Paired with the Verify / Scan flow.
Not for: replacing the record, the pack, or the buyer-facing proof path. The extension confirms; it does not build.
Best for: embedding a narrow read-only verification surface inside a site, help center, or partner portal. One clean surface instead of screenshots.
Not for: running the pack-building workflow inside the widget. The widget verifies — it does not produce records.
Best for: reviewers and operators who need access to records and verification on mobile devices or in low-connectivity environments.
Not for: building new records on mobile (the full builder is desktop-first by design for complex cases).
Use the free case preparation tools above to organise your case, identify gaps, and collect the right evidence before packaging anything.
Free tools ↑Choose the template that matches your situation. Templates structure the intake path — pain path first, family second, depth third.
Browse templates →One case — dispute, claim, handover, or review request — sealed for outside review. $19.99. No subscription.
One case — $19.99 →Download only from www.vraimony.com. Avoid reposted ZIPs or typo domains. The official domain is the only verified source.
Every download includes a SHA-256 checksum. Compare against the official SHA256SUMS.txt before deploying in any integration.
Version, last updated, compatibility, and changelog are published for every release. Check before upgrading in production.
SHA-256 helps detect corruption or tampering in transit. It does not prove official origin by itself — always verify the domain.
✕ Downloads cannot seal a record — sealing happens on the Vraimony platform only.
✕ Downloads cannot issue PASS/Declared/Unverified labels — that logic lives in the sealed record.
✕ Downloads cannot replace a legal opinion, compliance certification, or formal audit report.
✕ Downloads do not track users, collect behaviour analytics, or build profiles — by design.
Free/local-first tools now rely on signed local receiver packs that can be checked in-browser before premium server guidance takes over.
Signed local receiver packs now include lane recipes, structured packaging rules, weak-claim hints, and compact official-source deltas. Free runtime stays local-first; premium compilation and learning stay on the server.
Signed receiver packs now carry source-grounded deltas, lane recipes, and final-approval rules. Free stays local-first. Premium packaging still stays server-controlled.
Predict likely pushback before the case is packaged, then fix the structural blockers first.
Signed, receiver-specific guidance packs: required evidence, preferred order, rejection patterns, delivery lane, wording bans, and official-source deltas.
Give the receiving side a summary they can act on fast, without reading the whole file first.
Apply receiver-aware approval rules, then send the file through the lane that fits that workflow best.
Vraimony uses the same Receiver Profiles layer across Free Scan, One Case, Viewer, Verify, Downloads, SDK, and plugin rails — so the file is guided by the receiver, not by a generic template.
Use the same four assets everywhere: PFRP, Receiver Packs, ZRDR, and Final Approval / Delivery. The plugin, SDK, verify surface, and templates are rails around that layer — not the layer itself.
The same layer powers PFRP, Receiver Packs, ZRDR, and Final Approval / Delivery — so this workflow stays guided by how the receiver actually reviews, not by a generic packet template.