What was agreed is recorded while the work is still being done.
A record can look complete and still not hold. Warren records who confirmed what and when, and flags patterns worth a second look. It does not investigate the parties.
The record is checked as it is built.
Each party confirms what was delivered, commitment by commitment.
Something confirmed every seven days. A flag when a commitment moves twice.
A hash of the whole record, anchored to Bitcoin, whether anybody is watching or not.
What the record is worth after the work is finished.
Every partnership on one page, each figure confirmed by the party that received it.
A funder or board pack, assembled from what was confirmed.
Anyone you send the link to can check it against the record's fingerprint. No account, no meeting.
A record already assembled, each line confirmed by the party that received it.
What was agreed, when it changed, and who signed.
The record stays with the organisation. A colleague picks it up.
Check-ins answered by every party, so what worked and what slipped is clear before anybody decides.