BronVast Messages | Sources & intake

Prove what was supplied before processing begins.

WhatsApp, SMS, Signal, Teams and other business messages may arrive through very different exports or capture outputs. BronVast does not promise a universal connector: every source variant records what exists, what is missing, which assumptions apply and which processing route is defensible.

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Messages

Authority

Lawful source intake

Provenance, acquisition method, transfer moment and authority are recorded before processing.

Integrity

Every source byte in the manifest

SHA-512, size, file characteristics and source ID enable checks before and after processing.

Profile

Support is tested

Parser, time zone, attachments, events and exceptions are recorded in a versioned source profile.

Evidence route

From source package to accountable destination

01

Scope

channels, roles, period and purpose

02

Transfer

authority and chain of custody

03

Manifest

files, characteristics and SHA-512

04

Profiling

records, time, attachments and events

05

Exceptions

missing, duplicate, unknown or damaged

06

Pilot

acceptance profile and safe next step

The BronVast Messages Scan

The Scan shows where your organisation stands and which first step can be taken responsibly. Together with records, archives, privacy, security and technology specialists, we map sources, roles, risks and dependencies.

  • source and channel map
  • scope, roles and authority map
  • available exports and capture dependencies
  • context, appraisal and hold questions
  • risk and dependency register
  • target architecture and pilot acceptance

What a source profile records

A brand name is insufficient. Version, export route, language, device or platform behaviour and missing fields can change the outcome.

  • record and conversation identifiers
  • source time, time zone and normalisation
  • participants, groups, aliases and roles
  • attachments, voice notes and availability
  • edits, replies, deletion signals and system events
  • known constraints and tests per profile version

Where further verification remains necessary

A hash shows that a file is unchanged, but without source testing it does not yet establish whether the original communication is complete and authentic.

  • recovery of deleted messages only where the source permits it
  • completeness tested against source and export profile
  • compatibility established for each tested export variant
  • processing within the agreed purpose and scope
Deliverables

What your organisation receives

Source register

Provenance remains connected

Every package and file receives a stable place in the evidence route.

Profile report

Capabilities and limits in advance

Supported fields, exceptions, time behaviour and test results per source variant.

Pilot plan

Small, controlled and measurable

Test set, acceptance criteria, roles, security, fallback and receiving destination.

Reference points

Reference points

These references show the professional basis for our choices. The requirements that apply in practice are determined with you from your situation, responsibilities and receiving environment.

DUTOCharacteristics for findability, availability, readability, interpretability and reliability.Privacy by designPurpose, data minimisation, access and retention from the design stage.
FAQ

Questions about this route

Does this work with WhatsApp or Teams?

Only after profiling the concrete, lawfully obtained export or capture output. A brand name alone is not a technical acceptance profile.

Does 2dA alter source files?

The source layer remains unchanged and verifiable. Derived representations and metadata live in separate layers.

What happens to missing attachments?

They are neither invented nor silently skipped. The exception remains visible in the manifest, review and delivery report.

Next step

Start with evidence, not assumptions

A first engagement can be limited to one lawful source package, one process and one receiving profile.