Softqora Verify
Verify records what has actually been checked about a seller and their work. Where nothing has been checked, Softqora says so.
Status: architecture ready, no real verifications yet. All profiles are demo samples.
A reviewer or assessment confirms the skills a seller lists, tied to a record.
Sample work is checked as the seller's own, with permission from clients where it was done for others.
Past roles and projects are confirmed with the people or organizations involved.
Completed Softqora projects: delivered on scope, on time, and approved by the buyer.
A practical test or structured review in the seller's discipline.
For code and technical work: requirements, tests, security, quality and deliverables are checked.
The seller states where AI was used, and the work-mode label matches how the work was done.
For software work, Verify is designed to check five things before a milestone is approved. Code from sellers is only ever executed in an isolated sandbox, never on Softqora’s production infrastructure.
Verified
Completed with an evidence record you can inspect.
Submitted
Awaiting review. Not yet trusted.
Not submitted
The seller hasn't provided evidence.
Sample
Demo content. No real check was run.
No. The marketplace currently contains only demo sample content, and every demo profile shows its verification as sample or not submitted. Softqora never displays a completed check without an evidence record behind it.
Delivered code will be checked in an isolated environment, not on Softqora's production infrastructure. Results are attached to the milestone. Until that pipeline is connected, the Technical Verification check can't be marked complete.
No. Verification can't be purchased. It records that a check happened, and can be removed if the evidence no longer holds.
AI may help summarize evidence or flag issues for a reviewer, but the Verify record states who or what made the decision.