evidence contract  //  HVAC

Measure the workflow before claiming the outcome.

This public measurement contract separates observable workflow evidence from booking, revenue, and completion claims that need independent confirmation.

// observable states

Name the state, then verify it.

received

The inquiry or missed-call event reaches the agreed record.

acknowledged

An approved acknowledgement is recorded with its timestamp.

qualifying

The workflow is collecting only the approved service and timing details.

human review

A person owns the next decision or exception.

booking requested

A handoff asks for a booking action; it is not a booking outcome.

booked only when externally confirmed

Booking is recorded only when a separate, verifiable source confirms it.

stopped

A reply, opt-out, attempt limit, or other agreed stop condition ends the sequence.

failed

An error or incomplete path remains visible for follow-up rather than being treated as success.

// fields and timestamps

Keep the review record specific.

Event record

source; received timestamp; acknowledgement timestamp; supplied service area; issue category; urgency flag.

Ownership record

owner; current status; booking-handoff status; stop reason; error status.

// public measurement sequence

Track the evidence without inflating it.

Public measurement sequence: landing page -> workflow viewed -> fit-call clicked -> Cal.com opened -> confirmed booking when verifiable

Clicks are not bookings. Handoffs are not revenue. Customer revenue requires separate evidence. Completion attribution is unavailable when no owner-controlled confirmation exists.

Define the evidence before implementation.

Use a fit call to identify the current record, handoff owner, confirmation source, and visible stop conditions.

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