Organisations

Act together with clear authority.

The same person may act for themselves, represent an organisation, or work with a bounded agent. The Wallet keeps that active context visible; Verifable connects it to the relevant record, policy and outcome.

Where to go

Wallet for people and organisations The same human interface for personal consent, represented authority, organisational relationships and bounded-agent review.
Agreements and receivables The contract-driven subledger engine that turns an agreement into obligations, charge rules, and receivables.
Network The public conversation a passport can connect back to itself.

From a person to an accountable outcome

01
Person
Identity, consent and the currently active context remain visible.
02
Represented organisation
A role or mandate names the principal, delegate, scope, time and revocation boundary.
03
Bounded agent
An agent may inspect or prepare only what its authority permits; consequential work returns for review.
04
Policy and decision
The applicable evidence and policy produce an inspectable allow, deny or needs-evidence result.
05
Resulting evidence
The receipt keeps actor, represented principal, request, decision and resulting event together.

Identity stays where it belongs

Verifable works with an organisation’s existing identity provider and brings active identity and authority into actions around records, assets and agents.

Today, the browser Wallet makes the active organisational context visible. The portable mandates, delegation chains and the complete evidence receipt are not yet available in this public surface. The progression above is the operating contract, not a claim of completed delivery: it lets a person review who they represent without pretending an internal role is already a portable mandate.