Show your work. Keep the context.

Start with what you have done

Bring in experience, projects, files, links or connected accounts. Kleoverse helps you connect supporting material to the experience it describes. Imported information and AI suggestions are proposals for you to review.

Evidence labels explain the source

A statement is something you have described. Observed information can be seen in a source. Supported information has relevant material behind it. When a claim has no supporting source, that limitation should be visible.

These labels describe the evidence, not your worth or a score. They are not a ladder every achievement must climb.

A source supports a specific claim

A repository can show a contribution to a project. It does not automatically establish every business result associated with that project. A role listed on LinkedIn provides different context from a contribution observed in GitHub.

Two sources repeating the same original claim do not become independent confirmation. Kleoverse should preserve that distinction.

You decide what belongs

Review suggestions before adding them to your profile. Approve accurate entries, edit incomplete descriptions or reject information that does not belong to you.

You can publish an achievement while keeping its supporting documents private. Choose visibility for the information itself and for the evidence behind it.

Evidence is not legal identity verification

Matching names across connected accounts shows those accounts are consistent. It does not, by itself, verify a legal identity or independently verify an imported achievement.