Set the instructions that cannot proceed without a Review Record. The Review Register shows you, file by file, whether the rule held — current, stale, exceptioned, or missing.
You choose which instructions cannot proceed without a Review Record. Veto enforces it — no record, no covered instruction.
The Review Register shows every covered instruction that's blocked, stale, or running on an exception — before it becomes a loss.
Policy version, source manifest, event log, exceptions, and record status — exportable for an auditor, insurer, or client.
Every covered instruction, across every open file, with its status: current, stale, superseded, exceptioned, or missing. Who reviewed, who approved, and what changed after.
It's the surface you check on a busy Friday to know the office is still under control.
Veto Standard frames your covered-instruction controls against ALTA Best Practices, office policy, underwriter expectations, and E&O questions — and reports only what's true: control configured, limitations visible, exception recorded.
Explore Veto StandardStorage, verification, and reconciliation each do real work. None of them enforce that a covered instruction had a current Review Record before it proceeded.
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.
Pick the first covered instruction you want under control. We'll stand it up on a handful of your real files.