# IF.TTT — Enterprise
IF.TTT for enterprises: third-party verifiable receipts for audits, vendor reviews, and internal governance without credential sprawl.

Enterprise reality

# Audits are a throughput problem.

Enterprise trust breaks when proof requires access: screenshots, ticket exports, and “trust me” Slack threads. IF.TTT replaces access requirements with receipts—so verification is externalizable.

### Third‑party pressure

- Auditors and customers ask the same question: “prove it was true at the time.”
- Procurement needs evidence without granting broad credentials.
- Executives need a narrative; security needs reproducible artifacts.

### What IF.TTT provides

Receipt‑first
Integrity binding: `source_sha256` ↔ `output_sha256`.
No‑login share
Public receipt surface for reviewers (with sandbox fallback paths).
Offline option
Triage bundles for future disputes and restricted review.
VERIFIABLE
BORING
Example trace receipt https://infrafabric.io/static/trace/6qRgcR01kw_qNo63Dbs_ob9n Example pack (Markdown) https://infrafabric.io/static/pack/6qRgcR01kw_qNo63Dbs_ob9n.md

## One sentence you can forward

For stakeholder alignment without overclaiming.

IF.TTT supports audits by producing externally verifiable receipts—so reviewers don’t need your internal credentials to verify integrity.

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