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What a Verified Outcome is

Completed plus signed plus photo plus GPS. The unit of proof.

A Verified Outcome is the core unit of proof on Quotrr: a finished job that is completed, signed, photographed, and GPS checked-in, all four at once. When they line up, the job becomes a record a stranger can trust without taking your word for it.

The four pieces

• Completed. The job moved through the pipeline to done, not left half-tracked.
• Signed. A real person agreed it happened, on the proposal or the finished work.
• Photo. At least one photo tied to the job. Something a stranger can look at.
• GPS check-in. You checked in from the job address, tying the work to a place and a time.

Why all four, not one

Any single piece can be faked. A photo with no signature could be anyone's work. A signature with no check-in could be a favor from a friend. All four at once is cheap to clear on a real job, because you are already on site, already finishing, already getting sign-off. It is expensive to clear on a fake one. That is the point.

What it feeds

Your Quotrr Score counts Verified Outcomes, not proposals sent or jobs started, which is why consistency beats one good week. A Verified Outcome is also the gate for Props: only a customer tied to a verified job can leave one.

You do not assemble it by hand

The photo and the GPS check-in are captured while you work, and the signature comes through the portal. See Field capture and photos and When a customer signs.

Why it beats a five-star average

Most review systems let anyone post about anyone, with no proof a job ever happened, so the score floats on whoever bothered to write. A Verified Outcome starts from the other end: the job is real, tied to a place, a time, a signature, and a photo, before any reputation is built on it.

Each Verified Outcome is a brick. One does not build a wall. A steady run of them does, and the wall is yours. Because the record lives with you and not on a marketplace that can hold it hostage, this year's proof still counts next year, on your profile, your Rep Badge, and the Apple Wallet pass a customer keeps.