Claims position

Say only what the evidence can support.

GCCAP reports observed temperature behaviour, data quality and evidence limitations. It does not certify food safety, declare legal compliance or publish client-specific performance without written approval and governance controls.

CLAIM BOUNDARYEvery public claim must be evidence-backed, specific, limited and clear about what GCCAP can and cannot prove.
CLAIMS CONTROL VIEWREPORT-SAFE
Claim boundary controls for observed behaviour and evidence limitations
Report observed behaviour.Use language tied to actual readings, timestamps, journey stages, device health and evidence limits.
State the limits.Every report should explain what was observed, what was missing and what cannot be concluded.
Block overclaiming.Avoid certified, compliant, safe, unsafe, legal finding or guaranteed-performance language.
Protect private data.Client-specific pilot results stay private unless separately approved through governance controls.

Operating logic

The legal strength comes from restraint.

GCCAP becomes more credible by being precise, conservative and evidence-led. The claim boundary protects clients, protects GCCAP and makes future public communication more defensible.

Observed behaviour, not safety certificationEvidence support, not legal adviceReview method, not public accusationPrivate reports, not uncontrolled release

Keep the evidence position clean.

Use the claims boundary as the public rulebook for every page, report and external statement.