Evidence

From temperature reading to client-ready evidence.

GCCAP evidence follows the Ground Cold-Chain Evidence Standard (GCES v1.0): a GCCAP-authored standard for turning ground leg readings, custody stages and timestamps into sealed evidence packages for audit, insurer and client review.

EVIDENCE SUPPORTGCCAP reports observed behaviour and limitations. It does not certify food safety or declare legal compliance.
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Locked GCCAP evidence report preview with journey summary and signature
GCES v1.0 evidence standard.GCCAP evidence is structured around ground leg stage, cart identity, timestamp source, temperature record, data-quality limits, export integrity and review-safe language. The sample verifier JSON is provided so technical reviewers can inspect the evidence structure directly.
Seal and timestamp the report.Every report output is designed to carry generation time, source context and integrity controls.
Track the full ground leg.Cold-hold release, staging, loading, truck dwell, airside and aircraft handover can be reviewed as one evidence story.
Verify the sample.The technical verifier JSON stays downloadable so reviewers can inspect the package structure instead of relying on a brochure.
Keep it private.Client reports remain client-controlled and are used for authorised review, not uncontrolled release.

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Review-ready GCCAP resources

These assets help airline, caterer, auditor, insurer and procurement teams understand the evidence model before a pilot walkthrough.

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Ground Cold-Chain Evidence Standard v1.0

GCCAP-authored standard for evidence package structure, custody stages, sealing logic and review boundaries.

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Technical Verifier JSON

Machine-readable sample package for reviewers who want to inspect the structured evidence.

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Sample Sealed Evidence Package

Human-readable representative evidence package using simulated data.

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Report components, evidence pipeline, review outputs and verification panel

Evidence that earns confidence.

Use the evidence model to support airline assurance, catering operations, quality review and controlled pilot decisions.