Legal limitations of the system

• Organizes documentary information in case files with a timeline.
• Relates facts, communications, incidents, and linked evidence.
• Documents probatory records with hash, events, and traceability.
• Exports structured probatory packages with verification data.
• Preserves documentary traceability per the technical retention registry.

• It does not decide conflicts or determine liability.
• It does not certify factual truth at origin.
• It does not replace expert witnesses or judges.
• It does not issue legal rulings.
• It does not replace professional judgment by lawyers, mediators, or courts.
• It does not automatically detect legal breaches.

SHA-256 hash demonstrates consistency of content recorded from incorporation into TRACEA. It does not prove original authenticity of external sources or that a fact occurred in reality.

Admissibility, assessment, and probative weight belong exclusively to the parties and competent court.

TRACEA provides structured material for review; it does not anticipate judicial findings.