A report never travels alone. Here is everything an engagement delivers.
Fixed, published pricing means you already know what an engagement costs. This page is the other half of that promise: exactly what you receive, which pieces you can inspect today in the public sample, and which arrive signed with a real engagement. Forward it to anyone who asks what they would actually be buying.
The packet, piece by piece.
| Artifact | What it is | When you get it |
|---|---|---|
| LLM Validation Report | The signed, dated screening measurement: per-domain results, the findings register with quoted flagged answers, method, limitations, regulatory crosswalk, and a provenance record. Read the complete sample (PDF). | Delivered, five business days from materials-complete. |
| Summary Letter | A one-page result letter addressed to management, printed as Section 1 of the report and deliberately separable: forward it without the full report if that is all a reviewer needs. | Delivered inside the report. |
| findings.csv | The machine-readable findings and the complete scored register, for your own tooling. Its SHA-256 hash is printed inside the report, so anyone can verify the file is unaltered. Download the sample findings.csv and check it against the hash printed in the sample report's Section 12. | Delivered alongside the report. |
| Engagement letter | The written agreement: scope, fixed fee, confidentiality, materials handling, and the replay-fidelity clause (your questions arrive exactly as your production system renders them). | Countersigned before any work begins. |
| No-Data-Access Statement | A signed statement of the engagement's data posture for your vendor file: no customer records, nothing installed, no persistent access. | On request. |
| Security posture summary | One page on access scope, environment, materials handling, and communications, written for vendor due-diligence review. | On request. |
| Form W-9 | Taxpayer identification for your accounts-payable file. | On request. |
| Quarterly trend record | The signed quarter-over-quarter measurement history: drift made visible, configuration changes gated, remediation progress evidenced. | Accumulates for Continuous Assurance subscribers. |
Sample findings.csv SHA-256: 45f57b3c8a60740a38749bfca5adb84182e40b9a18a250fff9439502b8a70b14 (verify on Windows: certutil -hashfile spectralgraph-sample-findings.csv SHA256)
What a full engagement adds beyond the sample.
The sample is the real deliverable produced for a fictional client. A full engagement runs the same instrument on your questions against your model, and adds the pieces that only exist when there is a real counterparty: the countersigned engagement letter, the signed data-posture documents for your vendor file, and, under Continuous Assurance, the quarterly trend record. Fees are published and fixed on the pricing page.
What is deliberately not listed here: a certification, a seal, or a compliance determination. The deliverable is a screening measurement, and every document in the packet says so in plain terms.