For Victorian law firms

Run the signing. Keep the record.

Kellon guides a remote signing from start to finish, then produces the evidence pack for the file.

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Session sequence · Will

01Participants confirmed in role
02Document displayed to all
03Testator signs
04Witnesses sign — locked until 03 completes
05Record sealed
01Running the signing

Guides each step of the session - witnesses, sequence, statutory requirements - so nothing rests on memory.1

02Recording what happened

Captures who was present, what was observed, and in what order - during the session, not after it.

03Proving it years later

Produces a structured evidence pack for the file - complete on the day it was made.

¹ Kellon supports workflow and record-keeping. It does not provide legal advice and does not replace professional judgment.

The gap

The law is settled. The process of complying is not.

Most firms run remote signings the same way: a video call, a checklist, a file note written afterwards.

That works until the document is questioned. Then the file has to show what happened - who was present, what they observed, and in what order - and the answer is reconstructed from memory, months or years later.

A will faces this in probate. An enduring power of attorney faces it the moment it is exercised, often when the principal can no longer explain anything.

Kellon is not just a signing tool. It is the record around the signing.

The current standard of practice

A video call, with no record of what was displayed.

A checklist, completed from memory.

A file note, written that afternoon or the next week.

Different on every matter, and on every practitioner

Evidence pack

Will · 14 Jul 2026

10:02

Session opened

Testator and two witnesses present

10:06

Identity confirmed

Document shown to all participants

10:11

Testator signed

Signature applied on screen, observed by both witnesses

10:14

Witnesses signed

In sequence, same session

10:16

Record complete

Sealed and filed · hash verified

Illustrative. Sample data only.

The output

Every session produces this.

If the document is never questioned, it sits on the file. If it is, the record is already made.

Illustrative. Sample data only.

What is in the recordWhat is in the record

In practice

A signing with Kellon.

Three points in the matter. Nothing to install, for you or the client.

Before the session

You schedule it, and Kellon does the rest.

You create the session against the matter and select the document type. Kellon builds the sequence from the statutory requirements that apply.

The client and witnesses receive a link. Nothing to install, no account to create, no software for a witness to learn on the day.

New session · Matter 24-0917

Wills 8A remote
TestatorWitness 1Witness 2

Document types

Built for the two that carry the most risk.

Kellon · Execution record

Evidence Pack

Record
Sealed

MatterEstate / Smith, J.
InstrumentWill + Enduring POA
Session14 Oct 2026 · 10:02–10:41 AEDT
ParticipantsTestator · 2 witnesses (remote)
IdentityVerified ✓
Checklist12 / 12 complete ✓
Generated on the dayRef · KLN-2026-0417

At launch

Wills

Remote execution with a record built for the probate context.

Kellon · Execution record

Evidence Pack

Record
Sealed

MatterEstate / Smith, J.
InstrumentWill + Enduring POA
Session14 Oct 2026 · 10:02–10:41 AEDT
ParticipantsTestator · 2 witnesses (remote)
IdentityVerified ✓
Checklist12 / 12 complete ✓
Generated on the dayRef · KLN-2026-0417

At launch

Enduring Powers of Attorney

Frequently executed. Rarely documented consistently.

Later

Other witnessed instruments

The same workflow logic applies more widely. We will follow demand from practice rather than announce it in advance.

In detail

For the practitioner who wants the mechanics

What is in the recordWhat is in the record

Common questions

FAQ

Founding firms

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