Proof 02 · The proprietary system
An original method. Documented. Dated. Owned.
A verification infrastructure offered to working institutions has to itself rest on something more than configuration. The SENTYAL proprietary system is the original method underneath — the structural approach to keeping records sovereign, operations continuous, and provenance transferable across stewards.
It is not asserted; it is on file. The submissions are dated. The ownership is on the record. The implementation in working code is the visible part; the method is the part that does not change when the implementation gets rewritten.
A short factual reference.
It means the architecture is not borrowed.
The submissions on file answer that question on the record, not on the principal's word. The dates are external. The category is external. The inventor's name is external. A reader who wants to verify can look it up.
What the submissions do not do is grant exclusivity yet — the examination is in progress. What they do is establish dated precedence, owned by the principal, against any later party that would claim to have arrived at the same structural answers independently.