The record is the product.
Anyone can send someone to do the work. Wishfleet makes the evidence worth something — to you, to your customer, and to the counterparty who will challenge it.
The physical world as a callable API.
Define the task, call the endpoint, get structured evidence back. Wishfleet handles bidding, dispatch, and completion so the work happens with the same predictability as any other API call. The evidence is reliable — but its weight depends on your trust in Wishfleet as the operator.
Tier 1 is built for operational automation, agent workflows, and in-app features where the consumer of the evidence is the requester. What matters: coverage, latency, reliability, price per task.
Evidence that survives hostile scrutiny.
Everything Tier 1 delivers, plus provenance strong enough for a counterparty who has every reason to dispute the record. Task requests carry an explicit assertion — the claim being proved, the audience it serves, and the evidentiary standard it must meet. Evidence artifacts carry provenance cryptographically bound to the task, the worker, and the timestamp — so the chain of custody holds without trusting Wishfleet as the intermediary.
Any third party can verify the bundle independently. What matters: retention, audit trail, provable chain of custody, redaction and PII controls, and an open verifier library.
Why the split matters.
Natural upsell, not a fork.
Tier 2 is Tier 1 plus an assertion and provenance. The grammar, lifecycle, and catalog are identical. One product, premium configuration.
Pricing reflects real cost.
Tier 1 tasks run on the core grammar. Tier 2 tasks carry the additional cost of attested providers, timestamping, anchored logs, and long retention. The price difference is the cost difference — not a gate on capability.
Same capability, two evidence weights.
Every capability in the catalog works at either tier. The split is about how much the record proves, not what the work is.
Where each tier fits.
measure / building.room [dimensions]
Tier 1
Appliance fit checks don’t need dispute-grade proof.
verify / fixture.lockbox [presence]
Straddles
Property ops uses Tier 1; claims workflows use Tier 2.
capture / property.exterior [damage]
Tier 2
Claims workflows assume a hostile counterparty.
deliver / location.address [item]
Tier 2
The delivery record needs to hold up in a dispute.
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