Product evidence

Proof without customer theatre

CharterVote does not publish a customer story until the organisation has approved its name, evidence, and words. These briefs show only behaviours a visitor can inspect in the product today.

Review the evidence briefs Browse resources

An association election committee reviewing its election record while a member checks a receipt on her phone — Product evidenceThe evidence is available to the people who must rely on the result.

No fabricated proof

We will not invent customer names, logos, quotations, performance figures, endorsements, or outcome claims.

Evidence briefs

Workflows that can be inspected today

Each brief names the product behaviour, the public evidence it can support, and the boundary it cannot cross.

Evidence brief 01

Eligibility before anonymity

An organiser reviews eligibility before the voting token is issued. After the ballot is cast, the retained ballot record is anonymous.

Read the security architecture

What this establishes: The eligible electorate fixed for the election
What it does not establish: Events, coercion, eligibility decisions, or conduct outside CharterVote.

Evidence brief 02

Receipt to published record

The voter can retain a receipt, then use the public bulletin record to check whether that anonymous ballot is present.

See how verification works

What this establishes: A supplied ballot receipt appears in the anonymous bulletin record.
What it does not establish: Who cast a particular ballot or which selections that person made.

Evidence brief 03

Trustee-controlled result release

For eligible plans, an optional board can hold the result key as a quorum.

Nominating board

What this establishes: The applicable retained evidence agrees with the sealed publication statement.
What it does not establish: Whether a voter device or environment was secure.

Publication standard

Only publish what can be supported

A future named case study must be approved by the organisation and tied to dated, reviewable evidence. Until then, this page remains a product evidence collection, not a customer endorsement page.

01
Name the election date and relevant configuration.
02
Identify the record behind every measured outcome.
03
State material limitations beside the evidence.
04
Publish names, logos, and quotations only with approval.

Open verification

Do not take the result on trust. Check it.

Use an election code, ballot receipt, or certificate serial. The verification hub will take you to the right public record.

Open the verification hub Browse resources