For law and accounting firms
Your clients carry the paperwork. You carry the proof.
The auditor tests the check; counsel documents it; the client has to have done it. All three need the same thing — what the official file said, on a date, in a form that can be replayed. A receipt is that, with nothing added: no score, no opinion, no identity call.
Accounting firms — Single Audit teams
The duty · Compliance Supplement Part 3 §I: test that the auditee verified suspension and debarment before each covered transaction (2 CFR 180.300), with the date.
The record · One receipt per sampled vendor — the SAM.gov Exclusions read, its file date and read time, the key used, the SHA-256. The client's whole vendor file runs as a batch; your workpaper gets the dated reads, not a summary of them.
Law firms — health-care and government-contracts practices
The duty · Transaction diligence and compliance reviews: exclusion (LEIE, state lists), debarment (SAM), corporate integrity agreements, OFAC, DEA and FDA actions, SEC and FAC records — on the date counsel read them.
The record · A receipt per target, owner, managing employee or key vendor; for anything that may be filed, the Litigation Report adds the FRE 902(13) system declaration and a replay script.
Grants and government-contracts advisory
The duty · Clients' 2 CFR 200.214 and FAR 52.209-6 checks, performed for them or reviewed after the fact.
The record · Batch with a monthly diff under the firm's key; receipts private by default; every row carries what was read, what did not answer and what was not read.
Public-record evidence, not legal advice, not an audit opinion, not a compliance determination, not an identity match. Alpha Covenant Holdings is not the custodian of any public record and does not claim FRE 902(4) certification. We check ourselves daily in public: /audit.