The mark, decomposed. Assertions, limits, liability.
This page is maintained by Prevouched, Inc.. It is written so a buyer's counsel, an agency principal, and a regulator can all read it the same way. Every assertion has a matching denial; every denial is paired with the document that would have to exist instead.
What the mark says. What it doesn't.
At the date stamped on the verification page, the agency cleared each pillar of the published rubric at or above the pass bar for the tier shown. The rubric version is recorded and immutable for that record.
Prevouched holds, in retained form, the reference transcripts, security-baseline responses, audit packet, and per-pillar scoresheets that produced the decision. Evidence is available to the agency on request and to the agency's counsel under NDA.
The status rendered by the badge is fetched at view time. A suspended or revoked agency cannot pass verification even if the badge HTML is copied. There is no static badge.
If the agency holds a Backed or Managed mark, a named US liaison is assigned to the relationship with the SLAs published on the pricing page.
The mark does not guarantee any specific engagement outcome. Delivery quality, schedule, scope completion, or business result. Outcomes are between the agency and its client.
Prevouched is not an insurer. The mark is not an insurance policy, surety bond, errors-and-omissions wrapper, or indemnity. Coverage requirements belong in the agency↔client contract.
Prevouched is not an accreditation body. The mark is a private endorsement against a private rubric. Where regulated certifications apply (e.g. SOC 2, ISO 27001), the agency's own certifications govern.
The mark does not represent where the agency's team members live, what passports they hold, or which legal entities employ them. The rubric scores capability, not geography.
Past rubric clearance is not a forecast. Re-attestation re-tests; revocation closes the assertion when evidence no longer supports it.
The six triggers, and what each one does.
Revocation decisions are reviewed by a partner who did not work the underlying file. Published revocations are recorded in the changelog without retraction; appeals follow the procedure published in the rubric.
Three parties. Bounded scopes.
Owns delivery, owns the contract with the client, carries all delivery liability and insurance.
Owns acceptance, owns payment under the agency↔client contract, owns the scope they approve.
Owns the rubric, the mark, the verification surface, and the published liaison SLAs. Liability is bounded to the published service description.