Web content disappears. The regulator still asks about it.

Your institution has to show that a mandatory disclosure, a withdrawal notice or a PRIIP key information document for instance, was publicly available throughout the required period.

You set up a recurring order that captures the page concerned at fixed times and seals each capture on its own, with nobody needing to remember to run it.

A chain of proof across the whole reporting period, exportable as one report per reference date, with a verification log for the regulator.

A competitor advertises an interest rate or a fee waiver without naming the exclusions. In practice the page changes within hours of a regulator's enquiry.

You capture the offer page with its rate sheet, footnotes and linked fee schedule in three widths, before the first enquiry goes out. The capture is sealed immediately.

An evidence report with a timestamp, full page screenshots at desktop, tablet and mobile width, the hash list and the WARC archive for independent checking.

A customer disputes, in a complaint proceeding, which fees, rates or terms stood on the website at the moment their contract was signed.

You capture your own website on a recurring schedule, daily for instance, and store the captures unchanged in WORM storage, referenced by contract number.

A series of sealed states on an unbroken timeline. The terms in effect on the contract date can be shown file by file.

A customer tells the dispute resolution body they were misled by an advertising claim or a product page. The page has since been revised more than once.

You pull the sealed capture from the day of the alleged claim and generate an evidence report from it for the institution's response.

A report showing the page's actual content on that day, with a timestamp and hash value, independent of any later revision.