TET seals turn private evidence review into clear public certificate metadata. Buyers see status, scope, validity, and covered modules without receiving private evidence, cap tables, or reviewer notes.
Each TET seal is backed by a protected application record, module evidence, automated checks where appropriate, and reviewer decisions. The public certificate page shows only safe metadata so buyers can verify status without accessing sensitive company material.
The public record gives buyers a canonical place to check the certified legal entity, certificate status, validity, standard version, and scope. Private evidence and reviewer deliberation remain protected.
Example Technologies GmbH
The named legal entity and the ownership structure assessed at the issue date.
The catalogue covers ownership, sovereignty, product value creation, operational control, and derived composite verification.
Verifies whether the applicant company meets the European ownership threshold through direct and recursive ownership evidence.
Reviews cloud, data, AI, hosting, and critical infrastructure dependencies for sovereignty exposure.
Assesses where core product value creation happens across teams, suppliers, payroll, and supporting evidence.
Reviews leadership, support, governance, operational control, and decision-making location.
A derived signal for companies holding enough qualifying active TET certificates across the stack.
Inspect the TET audit catalogue for a concise view of the modules, evidence categories, and review logic behind the seals.
The Composite Verified Stack is granted when a company already holds enough qualifying active certificates. It is designed as a buyer-friendly summary signal, not as a separate evidence-heavy module.
Procurement, legal, security, and public-sector teams can check certificate status through a public verification URL or badge while the sensitive review material remains private.
Applicants can start with a single certificate and expand into broader TET packages as their evidence record matures.
