Same mechanism, different pressure

Same mechanism, different pressure

Two axes: who is buying, what is at stake.

Different buyers have different pressure, but the need is the same: a third party wants proof, without being added to your systems.

Verification flow diagram (example)

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Who the buyer is.

The same receipts, different pressure.

Public Sector

Procurement cycles, oversight, offline verification.

Enterprise

Audits as throughput; evidence without credential sprawl.

Research

Provenance, reproducibility, and external reviewers.

Professional Services

Client handoffs, disputes, and custody that holds up later.

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Where the risk lives.

Regulation, data, and dispute pressure.

Healthcare

Audit trails, privacy boundaries, dispute‑ready artifacts.

Financial Services

Model risk, non‑repudiation, evidence for regulators.

Legal

Chain‑of‑custody for drafts, evidence, and decisions.

More pressure profiles

Common failure modes, recurring incentives.

Same mechanism, different stakes.

B2B SaaS (SOC 2 / ISO)

Auditors, procurement, “prove it existed at the time.”

SecOps / SOC

Bind summaries to evidence; keep custody intact.

AI Product Companies

Provable provenance for outputs: “why did it say that?”

Industrial / Supply Chain

Traceability that survives vendor and contractor handoffs.

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