Does a proof vault replace your document management system?
It focuses on client-requested proof for chasing workflows. Firms may still use DMS or suite storage for other jobs.
Last updated: 4 June 2026
In short
A proof vault is the audit-friendly store behind document chasing: who uploaded what, when reminders were sent, and which expiry dates your team confirmed.
Definition: A proof vault is a secure workspace area where an accounting firm keeps client document uploads, reminder logs, and staff activity history together — so partners can review evidence without searching email.
ComplyChase AI uses a private proof vault per workspace with signed download links and role-based staff access.
ComplyChase AI helps track documents, expiry dates, reminders, uploads, and proof. It does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or compliance advice. Final responsibility remains with the business, accountant, adviser, or authorised user.
Best For
During a file review, a manager opens the proof vault and sees the upload timestamp and reminder sequence for a missing bank statement.
Proof is scattered across inboxes and chat apps.
No single timeline when a client claims they “sent it last week”.
Central upload history
Reminder audit trail
Workspace-isolated storage
AML file review
Add owner, due date, status, reminder timing, and proof notes.
Internal quality checks
Add owner, due date, status, reminder timing, and proof notes.
Partner sign-off before filing
Add owner, due date, status, reminder timing, and proof notes.
Create a checklist, reminder email, tracker, calendar reminder, or workflow diagram before you move the process into ComplyChase AI.
Try Free ToolsIt focuses on client-requested proof for chasing workflows. Firms may still use DMS or suite storage for other jobs.
Pricing CTA
Email reminders are included in all plans. Paid add-ons, including WhatsApp reminders, are coming soon.
Ready to reduce document chasing?