FIRST-SERVICE PROOF INVENTORY

BLANK WORKSHEET — no signup or customer data required

Copy the claim section for each claim. Missing proof stays missing. Demonstrations, service promises, credentials and customer accounts are different evidence types.

Use blank fields for your own planning. Blank does not mean zero.
Use unknown, missing, proposed, or not applicable when appropriate.
Do not paste private customer/student details into these worksheets.

Claim to publish:
  Guidance: Exact bounded wording.

Evidence type:
  Guidance: Process demonstration; service promise; credential; genuine customer account.

Evidence currently held:
  Guidance: Actual file or verification reference; no private client details.

Evidence status:
  Guidance: Verified; missing; needs specialist review; do not publish.

Asset owner:
  Guidance: Owner or role; minimize personal data.

Exact permission:
  Guidance: Actual use/channel/duration permission if relevant; do not assume.

What asset shows:
  Guidance: Narrow observable fact.

What asset does not show:
  Guidance: Customer result; all settings; outcome effectiveness; other limitation.

Private background risks:
  Guidance: Faces; voices; reflections; papers; screens; identifiers.

Credential issuer:
  Guidance: Only if actually claimed and verifiable.

Credential scope and expiry:
  Guidance: Exact applicable scope and dates; not inferred from a logo.

Service inclusions:
  Guidance: Operator-verified actual work.

Service exclusions:
  Guidance: What is not supplied or requires separate discussion.

Competence and authorization check:
  Guidance: Operator or appropriate specialist confirms before promotion.

Preparation:
  Guidance: Actual first-service preparation, not generic assumptions.

Duration or timing method:
  Guidance: Verified timing or how it is established.

Area:
  Guidance: Actual service area; no invented address.

Access requirements:
  Guidance: Only necessary, non-sensitive public explanation.

Inquiry path:
  Guidance: Working route and minimum information needed.

Demonstration label:
  Guidance: If applicable: process demonstration, not a customer job/result.

Owner review:
  Guidance: Named approver or role and review decision.

CAPTURE PLAN — copy per permitted scene
Scene purpose:
Actual setting and equipment:
Evidence claim:
Demonstration/customer/other label:
Permission needed and verified:
Private material to remove or avoid:
What context editing must preserve:
What must not be claimed:
Approver:
Reject or recapture if:

FIRST-SERVICE BRIEF
Service and actual area:
Inclusions/exclusions:
Preparation and access:
Timing or how timing is confirmed:
Price/quote next step:
Contact route:
What happens after inquiry:

STOP CHECK
[ ] Competence and necessary authorization are real.
[ ] Credential/insurance wording has evidence and appropriate scope.
[ ] No fabricated testimonial or synthetic customer-result proof.
[ ] No unsupported safety or effectiveness claim.
[ ] Private people and information are protected.
[ ] Later review requests are genuine, unrewarded and not sentiment-gated.

These are original editorial decision aids, not tested outcome models.
Article and sources: https://runcontengine.ai/resources/first-local-clients-without-reviews