Seal any drawing you sign off — from Solar Scripto or any tool. Get a scannable verification page with your licence bound in, and an alert if it's ever altered after your signature.
A seal proves when a drawing existed and that it hasn't been altered since. If someone changes your design after you sign it, the seal shows it — that's the exposure that actually costs an electrician money.
It doesn't stop anyone copying a drawing, and it isn't a substitute for copyright registration. What it adds is evidence: that it was yours, on that date, in that exact form.
A PDF or an image, from any tool. Design it here or bring your own — the seal works the same either way.
Customer, address and permit reference — and your licence number, bound into the sealed record so it travels with the drawing.
Put the QR on every page, or leave a full-bleed drawing untouched and keep the code on an appended certificate. Open a viewing window, or verification-only.
One click creates the sealed copy to hand over — fingerprint, seal date and scannable QR, ready to download.
The verification page names the property, your licence and the seal date, and confirms the drawing is unchanged. Alter one line after signing, and it says so.
Solar Scripto — by Zappfin LLC · solarscripto.com/electrician
A seal is evidence of integrity and timing — not a copyright registration or a substitute for professional review.