- IF.TTT doesn’t “solve compliance.” It solves the universal problem underneath compliance: third parties demanding proof without joining
- your internal world.
+ IF.TTT doesn’t “solve compliance.” It solves the universal problem underneath compliance: third parties demanding proof without joining your
+ internal world. The receipts stay the same; the incentives and failure modes change.
+ In professional services, the artifact you hand over becomes evidence: audits, disputes, expert reports, procurement packs. IF.TTT makes
+ the handoff verifiable without making you a credential broker.
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+ Public accountability is a third‑party problem: reviewers need proof without getting access to your internal systems. IF.TTT turns “trust
+ us” into receipts that a stranger can verify.
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Third‑party pressure
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Assessors need chain‑of‑custody that survives vendor handoffs.
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Procurement and oversight bodies require documentation that outlives staff turnover.
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Some environments must support offline verification by design.
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What IF.TTT provides
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Receipt surface
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Stable, no‑login URLs for trace + output + source.
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Offline bundles
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Triage bundles (lightweight/standard/full) with expected hashes.
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Black/white
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States what is verified (integrity) and what is not (interpretation).
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What you can hand to a reviewer
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No accounts required. No internal consoles required.
+ Research already understands receipts: methods, datasets, citations. IF.TTT applies the same discipline to AI outputs and operational
+ decisions: publish what can be verified, label what can’t, and keep the bytes stable.
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Third‑party pressure
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Peer review demands the ability to reproduce claims.
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Funding/compliance bodies demand provenance for decisions and outputs.
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Collaborators need proof that the artifact they received is the artifact you published.
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What IF.TTT provides
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Integrity
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Hash receipts: same bytes, same hash, independent verification.
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Clarity
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Explicitly separates evidence (verified) from interpretation (not verified).
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Portability
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Offline bundles for constrained or future review environments.
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Portable verification artifacts
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So reviewers can validate without trusting your infrastructure.
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