Local-only provider evidence workspace

Answer a GPU procurement request with evidence a buyer can actually review

Import one SaaS Sentinel provider request and complete its capacity, commercial, SLA, governance and benchmark response through typed fields. Unknown stays unknown. Every material claim keeps its source, exact scope, date, validity and exceptions.

  • No account, upload or server-side response storage
  • No hidden free-text score or automatic approval
  • Exact request and candidate fingerprints preserved

Confidentiality and authority boundary

The request and every edit remain in this browser tab

This page does not upload the request, response values, evidence URLs, commercial terms or benchmark data; it does not place them in the page URL or browser storage. The exported file may still be commercially sensitive, so share it through your own approved channel and access controls.

Do not enter names, email addresses, phone numbers, buyer datasets, prompts, secrets or personal identifiers. Select “authorized provider response” only when your organization role is entitled to make the response.

1 · Anchor the source request

Import the original provider evidence request JSON

Accepted schema: saas-sentinel/provider-evidence-request/v1. Maximum file size: 512 KiB. A Markdown RFI or response template alone is not sufficient because the exact request fingerprint must be retained.

Buyer: review a returned response

Choose the exact request JSON. Nothing is read, uploaded or retained until you import it.

What this tool deliberately does not do

Human authority and buyer verification remain outside the browser

No identity verification

The authority selector records an assertion. It does not authenticate the respondent or bind the provider.

No automatic acceptance

A structurally complete file is only ready for buyer review. It is not certified, approved or selected.

No hidden transmission

The page never emails the response, calls a provider API or sends response values to product analytics.

No invented certainty

Unknown, unavailable and not confirmed remain first-class outcomes instead of being converted into optimistic claims.