Regulated Industries

Prove what a page showed — on the date it showed it

Schedule dated scroll-video captures of the public pages your compliance program depends on — disclosures, rate tables, consent flows, trust centers — so you have a repeatable visual record ready before the auditor asks.

Without a capture process
  • ✕ A single cropped screenshot misses the fee table below the fold
  • ✕ Nobody documented what the disclosure page said before the last CMS edit
  • ✕ Every reviewer captures pages differently — no repeatable evidence format
  • ✕ An auditor asks for proof and the answer is "we think it looked like this"
With Scrollify
  • ✓ One continuous scroll captures the full page, nothing cropped out
  • ✓ Scheduled captures create a dated archive without anyone remembering to run it
  • ✓ Same URL, same preset, every time — consistent evidence across reviewers
  • ✓ A dated MP4 in the audit folder, not a memory of how a page "probably" looked

Building a page into your evidence trail

  1. 1

    Pick the page under review

    A public disclosure, a rate or fee table, a cookie consent banner, a trust center, or a vendor's compliance page — the exact URL a customer or regulator would reach.

  2. 2

    Set a fixed preset and cadence

    Standardize viewport, load delay, and duration across your program, then schedule a weekly or monthly capture so the archive builds itself.

  3. 3

    File it with a date-stamped name

    Download MP4 for the audit folder or share a private link with the reviewing team — name it by date, hostname, and purpose for fast retrieval.

Where compliance and risk teams use it

  • Financial services marketing review

    Archive rate tables, fee disclosures, and promotional landing pages at go-live so marketing review committees have a dated record of what was published and when.

  • Insurance rate and policy pages

    Capture state-specific rate and coverage pages after each filing update, giving compliance a visual record aligned to the filing date.

  • GDPR & privacy disclosures

    Schedule weekly captures of your privacy notice, cookie consent banner, and data-request portal to show they were present and accessible over time.

  • Healthcare patient portals

    Document what a benefits explainer or appointment flow looked like after each release, tied to the live production build rather than a design mock-up.

  • Vendor & third-party risk reviews

    Capture a vendor's trust center or security page at review time so procurement has objective evidence the required certifications were visible.

  • Board & audit committee reporting

    A short scroll video communicates the state of a digital control to a board faster than three slides of cropped screenshots.

Automate it with the API

Internal compliance and audit teams rarely capture one page by hand — they wire archiving into whatever already triggers it: a CMS publish webhook, a filing-approval workflow, a CI pipeline. A Pro API key with the captures:write scope can create one-off captures and recurring schedules without a browser session.

# Archive a page the moment it publishes
curl -X POST https://scrollify.io/api/v1/exports \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <api-key>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url":"https://example.com/disclosures","outputs":["mp4"]}'

# Or keep watching it — weekly, automatically
curl -X POST https://scrollify.io/api/v1/schedules \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <api-key>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url":"https://example.com/disclosures","interval_minutes":10080,"outputs":["mp4"]}'

Read the full API reference →

Frequently asked questions

Is a scroll video a substitute for certified forensic evidence?
No. Scrollify produces a clear, repeatable visual record of what a public page rendered at capture time — it is a supporting artifact, not a replacement for cryptographic hashing, access logs, or certified electronic-record tooling. Treat it as one layer in a preservation strategy your compliance or legal team defines. See our notes on digital forensics and web evidence for where the line sits.
Can I schedule recurring captures instead of running them manually?
Yes, on paid plans. Point a schedule at the URL under review and Scrollify captures it automatically on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence — the resulting library of dated exports becomes a continuous monitoring record instead of a one-time snapshot.
Does the export include a reliable timestamp?
Every job records a server-side creation time in your export history, independent of the local machine that requested it. Pair the export with your document management system's own ingestion timestamp for a second, independent time reference.
Can I standardize captures across a whole compliance team?
Business plans include shared team access to a common export library, so every reviewer's captures are visible in one place with a consistent preset — viewport, load delay, and duration — rather than each person improvising their own screen recording setup.
What page types work best for this?
Any publicly reachable page: disclosures, rate and fee tables, cookie consent banners, trust centers, benefits portals, and marketing pages under compliance review. Password-protected internal systems behind a login are not supported — capture the page the way an external visitor or regulator would reach it.
Can I keep these archives private?
Yes — every export defaults to private visibility. Share a link only with the specific reviewers who need it, and keep compliance archives out of the public gallery unless you intend them to be public.
Can our internal tools trigger captures automatically?
Yes. A Pro API key with the captures:write scope can create one-off captures and manage scheduled captures — no browser session required. See the API reference.

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