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Evidence governance

Dated, scoped, versioned receipts that keep client claims tied to observable proof.

Plain-English definition

What it is

Evidence records carry source version, data date, capture date, scope, supported claims, audience, expiry, and—when material—the exact build SHA.

Boundary

What it does not prove

  • That repository shape equals provider state
  • That staging equals production
  • That an old receipt proves a changed build
Capabilities

What this system enables

Capability 01

Traceable client claims

Capability 02

Automatic staleness

Capability 03

Safe review and publication gates

Capability 04

Specific refresh work

Lifecycle

How readiness progresses

  1. 01
    Captured

    The observable result and its provenance are recorded.

  2. 02
    Reviewed

    Audience and client safety are explicitly approved.

  3. 03
    Current

    The source, scope, and expiry still support the claim.

  4. 04
    Stale

    Time or material change requires a fresh receipt.

Required inputs

What must be true first

  • Observable completion check
  • Non-sensitive citation
  • Source and scope version
  • Expiry or refresh rule
Questions supported

Decisions it can inform

  • What proves this claim?
  • When was it observed?
  • What would make it stale?
Follow the dependency chain
Governance system

Question answerability

A deterministic check that decides whether a business question can be answered fully, partially, or not yet.

Decision system

Comparable evidence

Before-and-after observations that share one scope, ruleset, grain, and evidence standard.

Client delivery system

Client Proof Rooms

Protected, client-safe workspaces that connect strategy, systems, metrics, questions, evidence, and next actions.