Evidence PacketsIn build

Interactive Evidence Packet

Assemble what was checked, what is missing, what decision is needed.

What it is for

Evidence Packets in the proof lifecycle.

An Evidence Packet is a structured dossier: scope, checks performed, evidence attached, gaps, decision needed, and outcome. It is assembled before a gate review can occur.

Interactive Evidence PacketInteractive illustration · sample data
An interactive evidence packet with selectable sections. The left columns show what was checked, evidence attached, and what is missing. The right columns show authorized review, risk, and packet outcome. Attaching a required evidence item moves the packet from blocked to ready for gate review.

What was checked

  • Scope screen
  • Checker verdict
  • UI witness
  • Protected-file scan

Evidence attached

  • 3 references

What is missing

  • Human-opened outcome · witness-05
Blocked · missing required evidencePacket EVP-2213 · sample

Export flow for sample project SP-118. Non-sensitive scope, fake/demo data only. No production credentials in scope.

Authorized review needed

  • Yes · before release wording

Risk / claim impact

  • High · required evidence missing

Packet outcome

  • Blocked · missing required evidence

A complete packet enables gate review. It does not guarantee approval — the authorized reviewer still decides.

Evidence before claims.

Where it fits

Relation to the Evidence Lab.

Evidence Packets are the core record the Evidence Lab produces. The Proof Ledger records accepted packets; the Claim Register maps registered claims back to them.

View Evidence LabView FounderGate

Proof boundaries

What is not claimed.

  • Illustrative interface · sample evidence counts.
  • A complete packet enables review — it does not guarantee approval.
  • No production, security, or compliance evidence is implied.
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