Evidence and assurance

Evidence coverage, vendor attestation and Sourcey assurance answer different questions and never replace one another. Each fact binds an exact subject and the events and receipts that support it.

Evidence supported

Admitted evidence covers every material path required by the current policy. Each fact remains bound to the exact retained bytes that support it.

Vendor confirmed

A principal holding current claim authority attested to this exact revision. Vendor confirmation is shown beside evidence coverage, not above it.

Verified company

Sourcey checked the Entity's canonical company name and current primary domain. This assurance follows that identity epoch until revocation or an identity change.

Terms checked

Sourcey checked one exact Offer revision against admitted first-party evidence under the named method policy. A changed Offer revision must be checked again.

The public record displays every applicable basis independently. Evidence can become stale, vendor authority can lapse, and assurance can be revoked without rewriting history. Entity identity assurance has no wall-clock expiry, while Offer terms assurance applies only to its exact revision.

An offer may exist on a current vendor declaration alone, but the declaration never counts as independent evidence. Sourcey reports the exact revision attested, the supporting authority event, and the separate evidence coverage for every material field. If claim authority lapses, the attestation stops being current without rewriting either the record or its evidence history.

Declaring, claiming, and correcting are free. No payment creates, ranks, or retains a declared offer.