Savings that hold up in the boardroom.
A saving only counts once it's measured against a locked baseline and sealed as evidence a CFO, board or auditor can verify. That's how Arcestra reports it.
From baseline to certificate.
Baseline
Locked before any change, so every result has a fixed reference.
Measurement
Measures the result against the locked baseline.
Sealed evidence
Seals it into a record a CFO or auditor can check.
Certificate
A savings certificate a CFO, board or auditor can verify.
One record per verified saving.
Each certificate carries the baseline, the measurement, the approval and the sealed evidence behind the number.
- 01The verified amountAnnual savings, measured. Not a projection.
- 02Projected against measuredThe estimate and the result, side by side, with the variance.
- 03Verified (IPMVP)Measured to the industry standard for savings verification.
- 04Baseline hashThe fingerprint of the baseline, locked before any change.
- 05Evidence content hashThe fingerprint of the sealed record. Change anything and it no longer matches.
Change one number. Watch the seal break.
Every sealed record has a fingerprint. Edit anything in this sample record, even one digit, and it stops matching. That is how a CFO, board or auditor can trust the number has not been touched.
……SHA-256, computed in your browser from this sample record. Arcestra seals real records the same way, and the verify page checks a certificate's hash against its sealed record.
