Clarity beats ambiguity

Trust & risk boundaries

Tradedly is infrastructure. We make execution deterministic, auditable, and consent‑first — but we do not do the work.

Attempts, not outcomes

We guarantee that a dispatch is executed as designed (offers sent, time‑boxed, logged) and evidence is produced — not that the job is completed.

Consent‑first

Providers must explicitly accept. Silent assignment is forbidden. Non‑response is a valid logged outcome.

Safe-by-default data

Public outputs are restricted to: dispatch_id, status, sla_minutes, eta_minutes, next_update_by, notes_for_requester.

Plain-English commitments

  • We do: enforce canonical states, log every attempt, time-box offers, and provide evidence.
  • We don’t: perform work, supervise work, guarantee completion, or expose provider identities.
  • Liability: limited to fees paid (per agreement).
Why this matters

In regulated or enterprise environments, “we emailed someone” isn’t defensible. Tradedly produces a clean trail of: what was authorised, what was attempted, what was accepted/declined, and when escalation should happen.