One record for every agent action
Proof Record, Prove
For each order, booking, payment or refusal, TrueSession links five separate proofs: who asked, what was allowed, what the agent was told, what the customer approved and what happened. Each proof stays separate; the record ties them together and is signed.
Working in lab runs end to end in our lab todayIn lab on our build plan: designed, being built or tested in our lab; not available yetWhat works today
Five proofs, one record
Each proof is kept on its own, so one never stands in for another. The record links them and is signed.
- Who asked
- The agent’s verified identity and its signed request
- What was allowed
- The policy version and the rule that decided
- What it was told
- The facts and offers shown, with their versions
- What the customer approved
- The exact terms, bound to the approval
- What happened
- One order and the payment provider’s confirmation
Everything in the record
Each feature with its status today.
- Signed receipts for every order and refusalWorking in lab
- A tamper-evident log of every decision and receiptIn lab
- The Proof Record linking all five proofsIn lab
- A public verifier that checks a record without access to our databaseIn lab
- Dispute packs for payment providers and agent payment standardsIn lab
The Trust Network, later
Once many businesses keep Proof Records, agents and platforms will be able to ask one neutral place whether an offer, a fact or a business is genuine. Joining is opt-in, with a published method and privacy review first.
- A verification service agents can call before they trust an offer or a fact
- An opt-in reliability score from real outcomes: the price stated is the price charged, refunds honoured
- Agent behaviour signals, such as loops and abandoned approvals, after privacy review
Trust Network:In lab
Questions about the Proof Record
What is the Proof Record?
One signed record per agent order, booking, payment or refusal that links five separate proofs: who asked, what your policy allowed, what the agent was told, what the customer approved and what happened. Signed receipts work in our lab today; the linked record and a public verifier are in the lab.
What is a signed fact, and who checks it?
A price, stock level, opening hour or policy clause issued by your business as a small signed statement with a source and an expiry. Anyone, from an agent to a payment provider handling a dispute, can check that you really said it and when. No AI search engine checks signed business facts yet, so they first help with disputes and misquotes; this is in the lab.
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We are designing pilots with merchants, marketplaces and banks.