When a decision is challenged — you can show exactly what happened.
PlenaProof creates a dated, tamper-evident record of exactly what happened — one you keep, and anyone can verify.
A receipt is not a verdict. It records what happened and when.
AI multiplies decisions — and decisions multiply refusals and silence. PlenaProof is the receipt layer for both.
Receipts for the age of agentsThe same receipt, for what AI now decides.
As decisions move to AI systems and agents, the questions stay human: who acted, who authorized it, and what was decided or refused. PlenaProof records the answer — a receipt you keep and anyone can verify.
Human or AI — on the record.
A receipt that records whether a person or an AI system took the action, and where a human stayed responsible for it.
Enter → Who authorized itThe mandate behind the action.
A receipt of who authorized an AI agent to act, and within what limits — so authority is documented, not assumed.
Enter → What was decided or refusedAccountability for an AI decision.
When an AI decision affects someone — an approval, a denial, a refusal — a receipt records what was decided and by which process.
Enter →Create a refusal receipt now →
Deeper agent-accountability workflows for institutions are in development — institutional previews. See AI oversight receipts →
What a PLENA receipt is — and is not.
A receipt is not a verdict. It records what happened and when. PlenaProof creates a dated, tamper-evident record you keep and anyone can verify. It does not replace a court, a lawyer, a regulator, or an official registry, and it is not a ruling.
What PlenaProof is and is not. PlenaProof provides information, verification pathways, and structured documentation tools. It is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and does not replace a qualified professional for your specific situation. PlenaProof uses accessible entry points, with optional paid services for structured outputs, institutional workflows, or advanced features. Individual results vary.
Built by Someone Who Lived It.
Founder, PLENA Global LLC
Creator of the PlenaProof platform suite
Researcher, author, and platform builder. Jean Claude built PLENA while navigating the same systems it was built to explain — credentials that needed recognition, contracts he had to understand without counsel, and rights he had to assert without a lawyer, after one withheld letter closed every institutional door at once.
From that came a conviction that shapes every platform in this suite: the tools that protect and empower people should not depend on which side of a door you were born on.
Proof your organisation can pilot and audit.
Credentials, ceremonies, and issuance — for universities and sector teams, with records you can review and stand behind.
Enter →A record when a system refuses or stays silent.
Refusal, non-response, whistleblower, and disappearance documentation — for refugee-protection, anti-corruption, and transparency work.