A fast path to a Review Record before you release — and an exception path that's impossible to hide. The green path closes in under sixty seconds.
Confirm the extracted values, review the limitations, sign. When sources are present and nothing changed, the record is done in under a minute.
Every release leaves behind exactly what you relied on — sources, limitations, and your sign-off — written to read like part of the closing file.
“Matched — not live bank confirmation” is on the record, not buried. You act on a clear picture, and the office decides.
Veto prefills source rows from the documents already in the file. You confirm what's right, see what each source does and doesn't prove, and sign. That's the record.
AI may prefill, but you confirm. Low-confidence inputs never quietly sign themselves off as current.
A changed payoff, a new destination account, a re-cut settlement statement — when a material value moves after you signed, the prior record goes stale and the release is blocked automatically.
No silent reliance on yesterday's review. Sign a v2, or request an exception with the limitation named.
Your system of record stores the file. A verification check looks at one data point. Neither stops a release on a stale or unsupported record — that's the gap Veto closes.
Veto sits on top of these tools — it doesn't replace them. It turns what they output into a controlled, recorded decision to act.
Veto controls the moment an office converts mutable evidence into an accepted state — and then acts on it.
The office decides and acts under its escrow instructions and policies.
Sources: FBI IC3 2025 Internet Crime Report · ALTA / industry reporting. Reported losses understate true exposure.
Veto is rolling out with a small group of escrow and title offices. See the green path on one of your real files.