Partner capability evidence

Capability claims should be reviewable, not promotional.

OceanHub treats every partner capability as a discrete assertion: one canonical capability, the evidence offered to support it, and an explicit review state. The system does not turn organization-level marketing claims into scores or blanket endorsements.

Browse Capability Registry

Review workflow

Separate what is claimed from what has been reviewed.

  1. 01

    Self-declared

    The organization has selected a canonical capability, but no supporting evidence packet has been submitted.

  2. 02

    Evidence submitted

    Capability-specific evidence has been submitted and is waiting for review.

  3. 03

    Under review

    The assertion and submitted evidence are being checked against the defined capability scope.

  4. 04

    Reviewed

    A review has been completed and carries an explicit outcome, reviewer provenance and review date.

Review outcome

An outcome applies to one capability assertion.

A reviewed outcome does not imply that every service offered by the organization has been assessed. Scope, reviewer and review date remain part of the record.

Supported

Submitted evidence materially supports the defined capability assertion under the recorded review scope.

Partially supported

Evidence supports part of the claimed scope, but important limits or gaps remain.

Insufficient evidence

The submitted material does not yet support the capability assertion to the required review standard.

Evidence packet

Use the strongest artifact for the capability being claimed.

The first intake asks for one primary evidence item per capability. Additional material can be requested during review.

reference-project

Reference project / client case

field-asset

Field asset / equipment

dataset-deliverable

Dataset / delivered technical output

procedure-method

Procedure / method statement

certification-accreditation

Certification / accreditation

personnel-credential

Personnel credential

publication-paper

Publication / technical paper

third-party-assessment

Third-party audit / assessment

Profile boundary

No public supplier directory before reviewed evidence exists.

A future partner profile can expose organization identity, canonical capability assertions, operating regions, evidence freshness and review provenance. OceanHub will not create public capability profiles from registration alone.

See proposed JIPs