Engagement
Evidence Architecture Sprint
Map one real evidence flow into the AgEvidence contract — bounded in scope, tied to a named external obligation, and delivered as inspectable artifacts rather than a slide deck.
Deliverables
What you receive
Source and authority register
Canonical mapping
Evidence-gap report
Architecture decision record
Reusable fixture
Production-hardening scope
Shape of the work
Sequence
PHASE 1
Qualify
Confirm a real external obligation, a decision date and a technical owner.
PHASE 2
Collect
One representative event, payload, measurement output or source manifest.
PHASE 3
Map and diagnose
Canonical mapping, gap analysis and review-state capture.
PHASE 4
Report
Gap report, decision record, fixture and hardening scope.
What we need from you
Inputs
- one representative evidence flow you already produce;
- a named external reviewer, buyer, program or obligation;
- a decision or deadline the evidence must support;
- a technical owner who can supply payloads or schemas;
- any data-rights restrictions that apply to the records.
Scoping and pricing
Engagements are scoped according to the evidence flow, external obligation, integration complexity, data rights, review requirements and reusable product capability created. The commercial unit is a bounded evidence-and-reliance engagement tied to an external decision — not seats, tokens, bytes or receipt volume.
Adjacent engagements