Reviewer Pack
Short factual handoff for procurement, legal, and security reviewers. This is not sales collateral. It is the direct-buyer summary of what AttestLayer issues, what reviewers can verify themselves, and what AttestLayer does not claim.
Record-only evidence issuance. No install, no agent, no system access.
Deterministic PASS or FAIL. FAIL burns 0 credits.
A credit burns only when a verified PASS kit is issued.
Third parties can verify kits publicly or offline without an AttestLayer account.
What a reviewer should read first
1. Product truth
AttestLayer packages submitted evidence into a signed verification kit. It does not inspect live systems and does not issue audit opinions.
2. Verification truth
A PASS means the kit is internally consistent and publicly verifiable. It does not certify controls, legal sufficiency, or overall security posture.
3. Commercial truth
Direct buyers start with Pilot, then Activation or Monthly Coverage. FAIL burns 0. PASS burns only at issued Verify PASS.
Common reviewer questions
- What exactly does a PASS prove?
- What does AttestLayer not claim to prove?
- How can a third party verify a kit independently?
- Where are the public keys and registry checkpoints published?
- What are the data retention and billing guardrails?
Open these links
Trust Center
Operating model, verification model, public keys, registry model, retention, and policy links.
Open TrustSample Kit
See the package shape, artifact meanings, and public provenance values before reviewing a live kit.
Open Sample KitPublic Verify Record
Inspect the sample verification record and confirm the same values appear in the downloadable sample files.
Open Verify RecordPublic Registry
Review the registry checkpoints and public keys independently from the buy surface.
Open Registry