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From Compliance Archiving to Trusted Evidence Chain: Building Electronic Archives

Maycur Technology argues that electronic accounting archive construction is shifting from 'filing documents well' to 'building a trusted evidence chain.' Enterprises must prove the source, processing, archivist, and changes of documents, ensuring traceability in audit and internal control. The article proposes capabilities for a trusted evidence chain: original format preservation, four-property detection, business document linkage, permission logs, and cross-system retrieval, and advises designing business processes before storage.

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Impact and considerations

For mid-to-large enterprises, shifting from 'archiving done' to 'evidence trusted' reduces audit and compliance risks, enhances internal control and traceability, and serves as a foundation for digital finance governance.

Key points

  • Electronic archives must answer whether documents are complete, sources are trusted, and processes are traceable.
  • A trusted evidence chain requires original format preservation, four-property detection, linkage, permissions, and cross-system retrieval.
  • Build by first mapping business processes, then designing archive rules, starting with high-frequency scenarios.

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每刻科技
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First source publication
27 Aug 2026, 08:00
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27 Aug 2026, 18:00
Last updated
27 Aug 2026, 08:00
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