Veto gives independent escrow offices a clean, auditable evidence trail — before the money moves. No transaction magic. No fund movement. Just proof.
An escrow office sits between buyer, seller, lender, and title insurer. When proceeds are released, the office needs to show: what was returned, what remained open, and what the office itself recorded. Not what was promised — what actually happened.
Veto captures that. Before the wire goes out.
What was returned lives in email. What stayed open lives in a spreadsheet. What the office recorded lives in someone's memory. Three different places. Zero auditability.
When buyer and seller disagree about what was returned, or what the office did or didn't do, the escrow office has no clean artifact to point to. Just a paper trail of emails.
Underwriters are tightening requirements. An office that can't demonstrate a documented evidence process is increasingly a liability for title insurance claims.
Record what items have been returned, what's still open, and what the office has done — as it happens, not at closing.
Veto compiles all entries into a single, timestamped evidence receipt. Timestamped, signed, stored.
The receipt locks into the file. It doesn't move funds or disburse proceeds. It just proves what happened. When the file is needed, the evidence is there.
Veto never touches money. Never disburses funds. Never holds funds. It's an evidence layer, nothing more.
Once sealed, a receipt cannot be edited. Timestamped and locked. That's the point.
Built for 1-10 person escrow offices, not enterprise title companies. Simple, fast, no training required.
When something goes wrong — and it will, eventually — the evidence receipt is there. Buyer, seller, insurer, or court. The story is in the file.
Not a feature. Not a marketing line. Just the job Veto does — before the money moves.