What is it?
Verified Dispatch is a distinct Verified Infrastructure product for controlled, tenant-bound instruction and provider-return records.
FACTUAL PRODUCT REFERENCE
Verified Dispatch, explained without stronger claims.
A concise reference for operations, procurement and claims professionals assessing the product.
What problem does it address?
It reduces ambiguity when a scoped operational instruction crosses to an external provider and the response, return, correction and acceptance would otherwise be fragmented.
How does the workflow operate?
An authorised requester creates an instruction; the intended provider accepts or declines; the provider returns declared completion information and evidence metadata; the requester rejects or accepts a version; a final receipt records the accepted version.
What does “verified” mean?
It refers to the validated, versioned workflow receipt and explicit requester sign-off—not independent verification of physical events or evidence truth.
Who is it for?
Property, facilities, maintenance, public property, social housing, insurance, adjusting, repair-network and specialist contractor teams.
How is it different from job-management, claims and property software?
Those systems manage assets, cases, resources, policies, customers and commercial processes. Verified Dispatch is limited to the bounded external instruction-and-return sequence.
What is the synthetic demonstration?
A public fictional record that shows the workflow without dispatching a real contractor or using customer, property, resident or claim data.
Is it generally available?
The current public offer is a controlled pilot conversation, not an unqualified general-availability claim.
Who operates it?
Stripout London Ltd operates Verified Dispatch as a Verified Infrastructure product. The public product contact is hello@verified-dispatch.com.
Does it automatically connect to Atlas or SiteHQ?
No universal or automatic integration is claimed. Any relationship must be separately scoped and evidenced.