AI verification classification

Tier 2 and Tier 3 verification require documents as evidence. AI classification is the first reviewer: it checks that each uploaded document actually satisfies the specific criterion of the slot it was uploaded for — before any badge is granted.

How it works

1. 1Each verification slot states what it needs — for example, a capital commitment letter showing a committed amount and a named signatory.
2. 2You upload a document into a slot. The AI reads it against that slot's rubric only.
3. 3The result is confirm or flag, with the reason stated. A flagged document can be replaced and re-checked.
4. 4Tier 4 (Hockystick Verified) adds a human review over all prior evidence — the AI never grants the top badge alone.

Slot-specific rubrics

The classification is deliberately narrow: a bank statement uploaded into the customer-evidence slot fails, even though it is a perfectly good bank statement. One document never satisfies multiple unrelated claims — that rule comes from the verification tier design itself, and the AI enforces it mechanically.

What it does / doesn't