Trust

Evidence you can weigh — not a score.

Ardyn does not give your systems a trust rating or a certificate. It tells you what kind of evidence exists for each operation, how much of your activity it covers, and who signed it — so you can decide for yourself.

Evidence classes

Not all evidence is the same.

Requested

An agent asked for something. On its own, this proves only that the request was made.

Observed

The provider reported what happened, through its own interface, independent of the agent’s claim.

Verified

The record’s integrity and signature were checked against the ledger. This says the record is intact — not that the action was right.

What to look at.

CoverageWhich systems and operations are observed at all. Gaps are shown, not hidden.

Signer trustA valid signature identifies a key. Whether you trust that key is your decision.

Deployment boundaryWhere processing happens and which components see your data.

QualificationHow each integration was tested: live, partial, conformance only, or not yet.

Integration qualification states

Live-qualifiedTested against the live provider on the listed surfaces.

Live-partialSome surfaces tested live; untested surfaces and limitations are listed.

Conformance onlyPasses the pack conformance suite; not tested against the live provider.

Not yet qualifiedNot tested: no safe credential was available. Nothing was simulated.

See the current state of every integration →

Your records stay yours

Workspace records are private. Public verification resolves only entries that were intentionally published.

Credentials stay isolated

Connection credentials are held per workspace and are never shared with other customers or with the public site.

No hidden controls

Access is managed in your signed-in workspace. There is no public console that can change it.