No-login verification
IF.Trace
Confidential work → open verification.
Anyone can check the proof links. Nobody needs access to your internal systems.
How it works
A receipt-first sequence. Fast to understand. Hard to fake.
Keep the source private
You do not publish the confidential source.
Hash what you will share
You hash the output you can show to others.
Publish a receipt
A receipt binds source → output so the debate stays grounded.
Third parties verify
They verify hashes match—no logins.
What you get (black/white)
Stable proof links
Share a URL that survives handoffs and time.
- https://infrafabric.io/static/trace/<shareId>
- https://infrafabric.io/static/pack/<shareId>
- https://infrafabric.io/static/pack/<shareId>.md
Offline bundles
For reviewers who can’t download or can’t log in.
- https://infrafabric.io/static/hosted/review/trace-bundles/<id>/index.html
HTML fallbacks
Some reviewers can open HTML but refuse downloads—publish both.
Quantum-ready (optional)
A post-quantum receipt can exist for the trace (QUANTUM READY, not “quantum-secure”).
Browse by sector
Same mechanism, different pressure.
Public sector reality
Public Sector
Public accountability is a third‑party problem: reviewers need proof without getting access to your internal systems. IF.Trace turns “trust us” into receipts that a stranger can verify.
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Enterprise pressure
Enterprise
In enterprise environments, audit friction becomes a tax on delivery. IF.Trace provides proof that third parties can verify without joining your internal world.
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External review reality
Research
Research reviewers need proof, not your whole environment. IF.Trace makes it practical to share verifiable outputs while keeping raw data controlled.
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Client handoff reality
Professional Services
When advice, drafts, and deliverables become contested, you need custody that holds up. IF.Trace makes your outputs verifiable without exposing your internal process.
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Common failure modes
Real buyers don’t want more dashboards. They want a third party to stop arguing.