Contextual Evidence Records
A CER is an instrument issued against the founder's Vehicle: a route, the reason on its face, the evidence it cites, consent, visibility, and its event trail. It lives in proof360; this page reads it there. It is not a certificate.
Last updated: Sep 4, 2026 01:47 PM
Grade distribution and certified trust score
Not in CORPUS. It lives nowhere in the estate: a grade is a verdict on a company. Neither CORPUS nor proof360 grades; the record describes and the lenses interpret.
Issue / verify / revoke / share / export as a signed credential
Not in CORPUS. It lives in VERITAS: attestation and signing are VERITAS's job (provenance, countersigning). A CER in proof360 is created by consent and withdrawn by consent, never issued.
Certificate types and expiry
Not in CORPUS. It lives nowhere in the estate: a CER has a route and a visibility policy, not a type and an expiry date; nothing about it is minted or lapses.