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Forseti

Bring clarity to an exchange support case

Organise an exchange support case, evidence and follow-up requests.

Explore the demoCompatibility & limits

Actual fictional Forseti case timeline in Chrome. This is a read-only demonstration
Actual fictional Forseti case timeline in Chrome. This is a read-only demonstration; it does not submit a case to an exchange or accept real documents. View full size

See it in use

Inspect a fictional exchange-response case

A screenshot walkthrough with fictional practice data. Select a step to explore.

1. Start with

Inspect a fictional exchange-response case

Built-in FS-0001 is a read-only case about a fictional 3,000 USDT deposit.

Sample files and contents

No file needed: the built-in fictional case FS-0001 (Client Alpha, MockExchange, a deposit of 3,000.00 USDT).

Practice files and guides are free. The complete app is included only where the product page says so.

2. In the app

Forseti FS-0001 fictional case with four request requirements covered by evidence.
The read-only FS-0001 demo links fictional evidence to the request. These are sample records, not authenticated documents. Enlarge image ↗

Try it in three steps

  1. Open FS-0001 and read its request.
  2. Compare linked evidence, approved response and separate client statement.
  3. Try the package action to see the preview’s limit.
Show every click and setting
  1. Open https://perunlight.com/apps/forseti/ and click Open FS-0001.
  2. Click Request and read requirement Q1.
  3. Click Evidence and look at the facts linked to DOC-002 and DOC-004.
  4. Click Package and read the approved response.
  5. Click Statements to see the client statement kept apart from the facts.
  6. On the Package tab, click Download ZIP.

3. The result

Inspect the result

The same FS-0001 case shows a covered request and approved response. Its response ZIP is unavailable in the public demo.

Forseti FS-0001 demo shows an approved response and the package action.
The same FS-0001 demo shows Approved response v1. Its package action leads to an unavailable ZIP; nothing is sent to an exchange. Enlarge image ↗
What to check in the practice result

The request asks the client to explain a 3,000.00 USDT deposit received 2026-05-12 (ref FICTIONAL-TX-0101). Evidence marks Q1 as Covered with 5 linked facts. Package shows “Approved response · v1”; Statements shows “The money is my salary savings.” as a client statement, not a fact. Download ZIP opens “Not available in this demonstration”, because this public preview is read-only. Nothing you do is saved, and no message is sent anywhere.

A fictional read-only case. The demo does not authenticate documents, download a response ZIP or submit a case.

What you can expect

Read-only, fictional case workflow. No customer intake or exchange communication.

Keep in mind

Fictional demonstration only. No real documents, accounts, payments or exchange messages are accepted. No promise of account access or fund recovery.

From input to output

  1. Explore the fictional case and its timeline.

  2. Review the evidence checklist and draft response.

  3. Inspect the example packet summary.

Explore the demonstration

Only fictional, read-only examples are available. Do not enter private case details.

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A practical example

Follow case FS-0001 from request to response package

Start with

No file needed: the built-in fictional case FS-0001 (Client Alpha, MockExchange, a deposit of 3,000.00 USDT).

Get this result

The request asks the client to explain a 3,000.00 USDT deposit received 2026-05-12 (ref FICTIONAL-TX-0101). Evidence marks Q1 as Covered with 5 linked facts. Package shows “Approved response · v1”; Statements shows “The money is my salary savings.” as a client statement, not a fact. Download ZIP opens “Not available in this demonstration”, because this public preview is read-only. Nothing you do is saved, and no message is sent anywhere.

Examples use fictional or synthetic data. Follow this example step by step.