Product Definition
AvailableWhat the product does, the receipt primitive, and the boundary of current capability.
- CATEGORY
- Product
- VERSION
- 2.0
- UPDATED
- Jul 25, 2026
- ACCESS
- Standard review
The receipt primitive, and exactly what the current build does and does not do.
A receipt is a signed, schema-versioned record of a consequential workflow step. It carries the submitted evidence, a hashed manifest of its sources, and enough structure that a reviewer can check it later without contacting the system that produced it.
Three surfaces are shared by every application: issuance, verification, and a review log. Each of the fifteen standalone applications owns exactly one canonical receipt domain and its own database.
Verification is local and offline. No hosted verification service exists and none is claimed. Demo datasets are synthetic and labeled as such in the product itself.
DEMONSTRATED — Capabilities described here run in the current build, in most cases against synthetic demo data. See the claims and limitations statement for the distinction between verified, demonstrated and planned.
What the product does, the receipt primitive, and the boundary of current capability.