What counts as a receipt

A receipt is a real project, done for a real company, written up by the builder who did it. Three tests.

1. No. 001

   It shipped. Something was built or changed and used. A pilot that never left the lab, a strategy deck, or a plan doesn't count on its own.

2. No. 002

   It names the problem and the outcome. What sucked before, what got built, what changed after, in the builder's own words. A number where there is one. "Transformed operations" isn't an outcome.

3. No. 003

   Someone signs it. A named person at a named firm stands behind it. Pluris checks the write-up against the builder's own published work and marks receipts verified or not yet verified.

Client names appear only when the client has already disclosed the work publicly. Pluris makes intros to the builders listed here and earns a fee when work results. Builders never pay to be listed, and listing order doesn't depend on fees.

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