Who is accountable?
Start with the Business Passport and the canonical machine-surface Passport that matches what is actually operating.
Passports →COMMERCIAL OUTCOMES
START WITH THE DECISION THAT NEEDS BETTER ACCOUNTABILITY.
Finance, procurement, insurance, platform and dispute teams often begin with an outcome rather than a product name. ECZ-ID gives those teams a common route through accountable identity, current state, decision context, Receipts, evidence and later re-verification.
OUTCOME-LED, CURRENT ARCHITECTURE
Map the commercial question onto the live ECZ-ID layers.
The older named outcome packs and specialist Passport variants remain preserved as future IP, but are not presented here as current launch offers.
What may happen?
Use authority, delegation and Intent to define the authorised objective and its bounds.
Intent & control →What matters now?
Use Resolver and configured current-state capabilities such as PulseGuard and Watch where the reliance case requires them.
Should it proceed?
Where a configured decision path exists, IntentControl evaluates the proposed action before consequence. The customer's system still performs—or does not perform—the action.
What was recorded?
Use Receipts and evidence to preserve the recorded event, decision, action, result or state without claiming integrity automatically proves underlying truth.
Receipts & evidence →Can it be re-checked?
Resolver exposes published ECZ-ID state so a relying party can apply its own policy and judgement again.
Resolver ↗COMMON COMMERCIAL QUESTIONS
One accountability model, many decision contexts.
Procurement
Is the organisation and relevant machine surface accountable enough for our policy to rely on?
Procurement guidance →Audit / insurance
What was proposed, decided, done and recorded at the relevant time, and what can be re-checked later?
Evidence route →Platforms / hyperscalers
How can reciprocal accountability remain meaningful across provider and organisational boundaries?
Platform guidance →MSP / MSSP
How can machine trust become a repeatable managed-client service?
MSP estate ↗