Abstract: A device configured to identify a first digital document in a digital document repository, to identify a first graphical code that represents the first digital document, and to send the first graphical code to an approved user device. The device is further configured to obtain a second graphical code that represents a public encryption key for the organization and to extract the public encryption key for an organization from the second graphical code. The device is further configured to obtain a third graphical code from the approved user device. The third graphical code represents a second digital document comprising data and a digital signature that was signed using a private encryption key for the organization. The device is further configured to determine the third graphical code passes validation using the public encryption key for the organization and to store the second digital document in a digital document repository.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to enhanced tracking of data over an asset lifecycle. A computing platform may receive, via the communication interface, user account information as part of an onboarding process in which a first user account is created. The computing platform may then compute, using a cryptographic hash function, a first hash value associated with the first user account, wherein the first hash value provides a trackable, immutable code corresponding to the first user account. Thereafter, the computing platform may monitor one or more events in a transaction activity pool. Upon detecting a new activity associated with the first user account in the transaction activity pool, the computing platform may append the new activity to a record in a trackable log linked to the first hash value.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to enhanced tracking of data over an asset lifecycle. A computing platform may receive, via the communication interface, user account information as part of an onboarding process in which a first user account is created. The computing platform may then compute, using a cryptographic hash function, a first hash value associated with the first user account, wherein the first hash value provides a trackable, immutable code corresponding to the first user account. Thereafter, the computing platform may monitor one or more events in a transaction activity pool. Upon detecting a new activity associated with the first user account in the transaction activity pool, the computing platform may append the new activity to a record in a trackable log linked to the first hash value.

Abstract: A device configured to obtain a first graphical code that represents a public encryption key for an organization and to extract the public encryption key for the organization from the first graphical code. The device is further configured to obtain a second graphical code that represents a digital document comprising data and a digital signature that was signed using a private encryption key for the organization. The device is further configured to extract the digital document from the second graphical code and to validate the second graphical code using the public encryption key for the organization. The device is further configured to determine the second graphical code passes validation using the public encryption key for the organization and to store the digital document in a digital document repository.

Abstract: A device configured to obtain a first graphical code that represents a public encryption key for an organization and to extract the public encryption key for the organization from the first graphical code. The device is further configured to obtain a second graphical code that represents a digital document comprising data and a digital signature that was signed using a private encryption key for the organization. The device is further configured to extract the digital document from the second graphical code and to validate the second graphical code using the public encryption key for the organization. The device is further configured to determine the second graphical code passes validation using the public encryption key for the organization and to store the digital document in a digital document repository.

Abstract: A device configured to identify a first digital document in a digital document repository, to identify a first graphical code that represents the first digital document, and to send the first graphical code to an approved user device. The device is further configured to obtain a second graphical code that represents a public encryption key for the organization and to extract the public encryption key for an organization from the second graphical code. The device is further configured to obtain a third graphical code from the approved user device. The third graphical code represents a second digital document comprising data and a digital signature that was signed using a private encryption key for the organization. The device is further configured to determine the third graphical code passes validation using the public encryption key for the organization and to store the second digital document in a digital document repository.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to enhanced tracking of data over an asset lifecycle. A computing platform may receive, via the communication interface, user account information as part of an onboarding process in which a first user account is created. The computing platform may then compute, using a cryptographic hash function, a first hash value associated with the first user account, wherein the first hash value provides a trackable, immutable code corresponding to the first user account. Thereafter, the computing platform may monitor one or more events in a transaction activity pool. Upon detecting a new activity associated with the first user account in the transaction activity pool, the computing platform may append the new activity to a record in a trackable log linked to the first hash value.