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
Implemented in test environmentImplemented in the authenticated pilot evidence desk. A creator records a product, measurable claim, intended audience, expected result, relationship disclosure, and day-7/day-30 schedule.
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Consumer selects Test this claim
Partly implementedThe current test environment supports creation of a private Decision Receipt against a Claim Card. The public one-tap claim-selection surface is planned; a signed-in pilot participant currently starts from the evidence form.
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Private purchase evidence is submitted
Implemented in test environmentImplemented in the authenticated pilot evidence desk. Receipt files remain private to the receipt owner and are not exposed on public Outcome Cards.
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Administrator verifies evidence
Data state exists; review workflow plannedDecision Receipts record pending, verified, and review-needed states. A dedicated administrator verification queue and operational review workflow are the remaining gap before this can be presented as an end-to-end managed pilot process.
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Day-7 and day-30 check-ins
Implemented; reminders unverifiedImplemented in the authenticated pilot evidence desk: Decision Receipt creation schedules both check-ins, and private completion updates the receipt record. Automated delivery of scheduled reminders is not yet verified in the deployed environment.
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Aggregate evidence and Outcome Card
Implemented for qualifying test dataThe app calculates a public aggregate only after a Claim Card reaches 25 completed day-30 outcomes. Public shareable cards exist for qualifying test data. No live consumer evidence is presented on this site.