How It Works

Spark Link is used as an informational utility. The steps below describe interaction with local records only. There are no funding steps, wallet connections, or transaction confirmations.

1. Organize local information

Begin by placing custody separation notes into structured fields. Keep holdings-context material visually apart from pure record notes so each column has a clear job. Importing is limited to informational content you already control locally.

2. Review and analyze records

Open a record set and examine labels, timestamps, and category groupings. Filter to the slice you need, then compare entries side by side. The goal is comprehension of your documentation, not execution of trades.

3. Track relevant data

When something in your notes changes, update the corresponding entry. Spark Link helps you leave a readable trail—what changed, when it was noted, and which category it belongs to—so later reviews stay grounded.

4. Summarize for personal record-keeping

Generate an overview that restates the essentials of the current set. Store or export that summary for your own archives. Summaries remain informational and do not constitute financial statements or advice.

Practical boundaries

Throughout the flow:

• you decide which information is entered
• processing stays oriented around local record-keeping
• Spark Link does not custody assets or process funds
• Spark Link does not access private keys or execute transactions

Next step

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