A Proofmark records something Confrmo verified about a person at the time it happened. This page is the full list, with the rule each one is awarded on.
Three of them are different, and are marked as such: the Community ring holds things the holder told us rather than things Confrmo checked. They are separated rather than omitted so that every other mark on this page can be read as verified without qualification.
It is not a score. A Proofmark says what was checked and when; it says nothing about anything the holder has not chosen to show, and its absence says nothing at all.
The same definitions are published as JSON for anyone integrating against them.
How well defended the account itself is. These say nothing about what the holder has done, only about how hard they are to impersonate.
identity.verified eventdevice.trusted eventname.claimed eventidentity.verified event, and one device.trusted event, and one name.claimed eventrecovery.configured eventWhat the holder has shown, and to whom. Each one records a disclosure that actually happened, at the moment it happened.
preview.completed eventdocument.shared events, counted once per distinct recordaccess.revoked eventscan.completed eventledger.record_verified eventledger.record_verified events, counted once per other partydocument.shared event, only where an organisation was involveddocument.shared events, only where an organisation was involvedasset.received event, and one asset.transferred event, and one ledger.record_verified eventscan.completed or document.shared or ledger.record_verified or identity.verified event, only before 1 January 2027document.shared events, counted once per distinct recorddocument.shared events, counted once per distinct recordledger.record_verified eventsledger.record_verified events, counted once per other partydocument.shared events, only where an organisation was involveditem.registered eventitem.registered events, counted once per distinct recorditem.registered events, counted once per distinct recordInteractions that involved somebody else. These are the only marks where another party was present, which is why they are the only ones a colleague can ever be shown.
credential.received or asset.received eventdocument.shared event, and one credential.received or asset.received eventscan.completed or document.shared or ledger.record_verified events, counted once per other partyscan.completed or referral.qualified events, counted once per other party, only counting other Confrmo userscredential.received eventdocument.shared or credential.received events, counted once per organisationreferral.qualified eventscan.completed or document.shared or ledger.record_verified events, counted once per other partyreferral.qualified events, counted once per other partyescrow.settled eventescrow.settled events, counted once per distinct recordescrow.settled events, counted once per other party, only counting other Confrmo usersTheir own word, not something Confrmo checked. Neither LinkedIn nor Facebook will tell a product who follows its page, so these three record only that somebody pressed a button saying they do. They are kept in their own ring so that no Passport level can count them, and nothing else on this page has to share a sentence with them.
social.followed_linkedin eventsocial.followed_facebook eventsocial.followed_linkedin event, and one social.followed_facebook eventA level is the lowest row whose three requirements are all met. It is published here so that a level is an inspectable rule rather than a number the product asserts about somebody. The Community ring has no column, because no level counts it.
| Level | Name | Protect | Prove | Connect |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Established | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 2 | Equipped | 3 | 0 | 0 |
| 3 | Connected | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| 4 | Proven | 4 | 5 | 3 |
| 5 | Pathfinder | 5 | 8 | 5 |