The customer agreed to the website and to being named.
Placements stop · proof stays internal
Peak Proof · Trust and consent
Peak Proof records for each proof what the customer agreed to: channel, name, company, duration. The database enforces these consents for every public surface. If the customer revokes, all placements stop.
View consentsIllustrative example · fictional data · not legal advice
01 / Example value
Does the website consent still hold?
Placements stop · proof stays internal
Change the example value. The next step follows the check.
Fictional data · nothing sent
Two example proofs
Schematic example. The record of the earlier consent is kept even after revocation.
The customer agreed to the website and to being named.
Placements stop · proof stays internal
Appears where agreed · nowhere else
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
Peak Proof documents consents. Whether a wording is legally sufficient is yours to check.
02 / Your check
Rules for retention and deletion periods are partly built.
Compare both paths and their reasons.
03 / The clear limit
Finer roles and comments for consents are planned.
The next step
Start Peak Proof and see how consents are recorded in your workspace.
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No. Peak Proof records permissions. Whether they are legally sufficient is for your legal advisor.
Yes. Original words stay unchanged; edited versions are marked “edited” or “synthesized”.
Members of your organisation. Only approved, placed proof appears publicly.