Proof shipped
with the work.

"It works on my machine" is not acceptance.

When a contractor hands over code, the client is left to trust a claim: that it builds, that tests pass, that it's documented, that another team can actually run it. Most handovers are a zip file and a promise — and the disputes start weeks later. There's no independent, reproducible record of what was delivered and whether it met the bar.

Audit → quantify → decide → prove.

A handover both sides can trust.