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Trust and reputation

See the evidence behind delivery

Nebula keeps sources, party positions, authority, evidence and outcomes together, so delivery history can support checkable proof and earned reputation.

Verified

Verified by Nebula

Illustrative, in the verifier's own fields.

Public confirmation

Event
Commissioning complete, week 36
Engagement
Transformer delivery and commissioning
Confirmed
17 July 2026, 11:42 AEST
Checkable by
Anyone, without an account

Independent check

Open public verification
A proof confirms the integrity and timing of its retained record. The engagement details remain available for review.

How trust is built

Follow the work from source to outcome

Each stage preserves the context needed to review what follows.

  1. 01 Source wording

    The wording and evidence that define the work stay attached.

  2. 02 Parties and decisions

    What each party says stays separate from who can make each decision.

  3. 03 Authorised action

    Each action keeps the context and authority that allowed it.

  4. 04 Proof

    Some events can produce a confirmation anyone can check.

  5. 05 Reputation

    Relevant delivery history can support the next engagement.

Working across parties

Each party can keep its own position

Nebula keeps source wording, interpretation, party responses, authorised decisions and disputes separate. Collaboration never turns one position into consensus.

What the record keeps

Original wording and evidence stay beside delivery

Nebula's suggested interpretation, party responses and authorised decisions remain separate.

Source material
The agreement's own words, and the evidence attached to them.
Nebula interpretation
Nebula's suggested interpretation stays separate beside its source.
Each party's position
Each contribution keeps its author, party, time and context.
Authorised decision
The record keeps who decided, what they could decide and the authority.
Dispute and review
Challenges, responses and outcomes stay with the history.

Authority for each action

Different actions need different authority

Reading, coordination and material actions have different consequences. Nebula applies the recorded authority and controls for each action.

Understand and organise

A participant reviews available source material and states its position.

Coordinate shared work

Participants confirm what applies to them. Other positions remain separate.

Approve a material action

Money, rights, notices, enforcement and reputation follow the authorised decision-maker.

Checkable proof

Two records, two independent checks

Where proof is switched on, an event can create a public record and a second record kept independently. Nebula reports each separately, and anyone can check it without an account.

A confirmation establishes the record existed, unchanged, at the time shown. It does not decide truth, fairness, authority or legal effect. The people empowered to decide those questions use the evidence.

Public chain

The event is recorded on a public chain outside Nebula, and Nebula keeps the record it was made from.

Nebula's ledger

A signed record of the same event stays in Nebula's ledger, with its title, dates, status and file hashes.

Document boundary

Your source files are never published.

Independent checks

The two are made separately, so their values are not expected to match.

Public verification

Check a record now

Enter an anchor ID, proof manifest JSON or ABN. Nebula reports the available matching confirmation.

Open the full verification page

Paste an anchor ID or proof manifest JSON to check public confirmation records. Enter an ABN to find a published Nebula record with the same organisation-provided identifier. This does not check the Australian Business Register.

Earned reputation

Review the delivery history behind reputation

Another organisation initially sees a tier or no recorded history. After an owner or administrator approves access, released detail can show the exact score, five areas and recent event reasons.

A supported contest or resolution keeps the earlier change and adds an offsetting correction. Affected organisations can request review or appeal when a record is wrong or lacks context.

  1. Area
  2. Point change
  3. Reason
  4. Recorded time
  5. Related work
Qualifying event
A recorded event that can change one area score.
Organisation and work
The related engagement, item or source when available.
Reason
The reason recorded for the movement.
Separate proof
Some item events can create a separate proof record.
Score movement
The area, point change, reason and recorded time.
Contest and resolution
Supported contests keep the earlier change and add an offsetting correction.

Staff access transparency

Nebula records its own access

When Nebula staff enter an organisation's work through support access, Nebula records who entered, the stated reason, the organisation, each engagement actually reached, and when access started and ended. The affected organisation can review that read-only record in its account.

Every record here can name where it came from

Keep sources, decisions and evidence connected through delivery.