03Verification framework

Independent verification for defined technical claims.

Once a claim and its underlying evidence have been assessed, DeepProof can coordinate independent third-party testing to determine whether the claim is supported under defined conditions. Verification applies only to the specific claim and scope assessed; it is not a blanket endorsement of a company, technology, or future outcome.

02Defined scope

Verification starts with a claim that can be tested.

Verification follows a completed assessment that confirms the relevant claim and process are ready for robust evaluation. We then define the claim, the conditions that apply, the required evidence, and the criteria for an outcome before arranging appropriate third-party laboratory testing.

03Verification pathway

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A precise question

Define the claim

Turn a broad proposition into a specific statement that can be assessed. The claim is limited to agreed conditions, performance measures, and relevant boundaries.

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A robust foundation

Confirm readiness and criteria

Complete the assessment of the claim and process, then set the methods, test conditions, and acceptance criteria relevant to independent verification.

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A complete evidence picture

Assess the existing evidence

Review the available experimental, analytical, process, or product material to confirm what is ready to be tested and where further work may still be needed.

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Independent laboratory testing

Conduct third-party testing

When the process and claim are ready, we coordinate suitable independent laboratories to test the defined process or product against the agreed criteria.

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A clear record

Document the outcome

The result is recorded against the defined claim and criteria, including findings, limitations, assumptions, and any next steps.

04Possible outcomes

The conclusion follows the evidence.

DeepProof verified

Following assessment and independent third-party testing, the agreed evidence and acceptance criteria support the defined claim within the documented scope and conditions.

Partially verified

Some elements of the claim are supported, while other elements require qualification, further evidence, or a narrower scope.

Not verified

The available evidence does not support the defined claim against the agreed criteria.

Insufficient evidence

There is not enough suitable evidence to reach a reliable conclusion within the agreed scope.

05Verification record

A record is useful because the limits are visible.

Where criteria are met, a DeepProof Independent Technical Verification Report documents the verified scope and a unique Verification ID. The report describes the claim, the evidence reviewed, the applicable conditions, and the limitations of the conclusion.

A Verification ID relates only to the documented scope. It does not confirm performance outside those conditions or guarantee future technical, commercial, regulatory, or investment outcomes.

Start with the claim that needs independent scrutiny.

Bring the available evidence and the decision ahead. We can help you determine whether a defined verification process is appropriate.

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