> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rotascale.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Produce an evidence pack > Assemble what a reviewer needs, signed, with the limits of the claim inside the signature. An evidence pack is a sealed bundle covering a period, a scope, or a specific set of decisions. It is built to be handed to somebody who does not have access to your systems. ## What goes in * The decisions in scope, allowed and refused, with the gate that stopped each one * The grants they drew on, and the accountable principal behind each grant * The enforcement mode in force at each decision * Merkle roots and inclusion proofs for the records * The clause map scored, its version, and its `provenance` * What could **not** be evidenced, named explicitly ## The last one is the point A pack that reports only what it found is a marketing document. The value to a reviewer is in the gaps: which clauses had no evidence, which agents had no named owner, which controls were configured but never exercised. The readiness screen computes what it can and names what it could not find, rather than scoring around the hole. ## Verification without you A recipient verifies a pack in [the browser verifier](https://rotascale.com/verify/) using the record, the proof and the published root. No login, no export from your side, no call with your team. That is what makes the artefact portable, and it is the difference between evidence and a report. ## The disclaimer is inside the signature Every pack states that the platform assembles evidence and does not determine compliance, and that regulatory interpretation rests with you and your counsel. It sits **inside the signed payload**, so stripping it invalidates the signature. A disclaimer that can be removed before the pack reaches a regulator is a disclaimer that does not exist. A pack is evidence about **your deployment**. It is not an opinion about whether you comply with anything, and it does not become one by being signed.