PUBLIC CLAIM BOUNDARY
A versioned workflow record—not independent proof of the world.
The product can make a digital handoff clearer and attributable. It cannot turn a provider declaration into independently verified fact.
THE RECORD CAN CONTAIN
- a tenant-bound instruction and its versions
- the intended recipient
- provider acceptance or decline
- declared completion information
- declared evidence-file metadata
- requester rejection and correction requests
- the provider version explicitly accepted by the requester
IT DOES NOT INDEPENDENTLY PROVE
- personal identity
- physical attendance or GPS location
- truth or authenticity of evidence
- quality or adequacy of work
- statutory or regulatory compliance
- tamper-proofing or chain of custody
- insurance coverage, claim validity, liability, causation or quantum
- payment entitlement
VALIDATED RECEIPT
Validation is bounded to the digital record.
A validated receipt can confirm that the recorded structure, version relationship and requester sign-off meet the product’s workflow rules. It is not a forensic guarantee, certification of underlying work or substitute for professional judgement.
Organisations must continue to use competent inspections, identity controls, statutory systems, contractual certification and payment processes where those are required.