Product tour · demonstration
Keep the claim visible after the purchase.
A demonstration of the intended Claim Card, Decision Receipt, timed check-in, and evidence-summary journey. Public records are demonstration data—not live consumer evidence.
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Creator publishes a Claim Card
A creator records a product, measurable claim, intended audience, expected result, relationship disclosure, and timed check-in schedule.
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Consumer creates a Decision Receipt
The selected claim, purchase context, and expected result remain linked in one private record.
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Private purchase evidence is submitted
Receipt evidence is attached privately to the Decision Receipt; public Outcome Cards use aggregates rather than receipt files.
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Evidence is reviewed
A verification decision is recorded against the receipt before qualifying evidence can contribute to a public aggregate.
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Timed check-ins collect outcomes
Day-7 and Day-30 check-ins keep participant-reported outcomes attached to the original claim and receipt.
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Aggregate evidence becomes an Outcome Card
A qualifying record presents its endpoint population, verification coverage, methodology version, and evidence strength together.
