CANUS

Delivery checks

One delivery.One signed record.

Every delivery earns its own signed result. A delivery check is the independent step inside the CANUS programme: one delivery, checked against the requirements the parties agreed, run beside your existing handover. It ends in a signed CANUS Compute Evidence Certificate (CCEC), the report of that check. The requirements, who may use the result and what will be checked are agreed before equipment is ordered. Expansion, replacement, correction or a material change comes back as a new check and a linked record.

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HOW THE CHECKS WORK

Four steps.One record.

  1. 01

    Agree what will be checked

    BY AGREEMENT

    The parties' delivery requirements become the agreed scope of the check before delivery.

    Requires · A CONTRACT THAT NAMES THE CHECK

    Delivers · AGREED REQUIREMENTS + SCOPE

  2. 02

    Check the delivery

    AGREED BEFORE WORK BEGINS

    CANUS independently checks the delivered system against the agreed requirements.

    Requires · PARTICIPATION AND SCOPE CONFIRMED

    Delivers · CHECK RECORD

  3. 03

    Issue the result

    AGREED BEFORE WORK BEGINS

    One of three results: CONSISTENT, INCONSISTENT or INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE. Each result states its limits and any open questions.

    Requires · CHECK COMPLETE

    Delivers · CANUS COMPUTE EVIDENCE CERTIFICATE (CCEC)

  4. 04

    Keep the Record

    CONTINUING

    The signed record enters the CANUS Register, linked to earlier deliveries and later changes.

    Requires · NONE. AUTOMATIC WHEN THE RESULT ISSUES.

    Delivers · REGISTER ENTRY WITH DELIVERY AND CHANGE HISTORY

WHY CLOUD OPERATORS USE IT

Delivery proof.A clear route to billing.

Where billing depends on customer sign-off, a completed installation may not yet be earning revenue. CANUS provides independent delivery evidence for the customer's decision under the contract. The check runs beside your existing handover, and the fee does not depend on which way the result falls.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

  1. 01

    CCEC

    A signed CANUS Compute Evidence Certificate recording the result.
  2. 02

    CANUS Register entry

    A CANUS Register entry with its full delivery and change history.
  3. 03

    A plan for the next phase

    An agreed route for the next delivery or material change, with the new checks identified.

WHAT THE CHECK COVERS

The agreed scope.

HOW WE CHECK IS CONFIDENTIAL. WHAT IS CHECKED IS THE PARTIES' OWN.

  1. 01Agreed capacity quantity
  2. 02Agreed configuration
  3. 03Delivery conditions
  4. 04Schedule compliance
  5. 05Supplied approvals
  6. 06Stated limits

ON THE RECORD

What was agreed.What was delivered.

Every agreed requirement is checked independently. The difference between what was promised and what the evidence supports is reported requirement by requirement, with limits and open questions named.

Consistent

The evidence supports the agreed requirements within the stated scope.

Inconsistent

The evidence conflicts with one or more of the agreed requirements.

Insufficient evidence

The evidence is not enough to decide one or more requirements. That gap is itself the result.

The arithmetic of a project

Delivery proof.A clear route to billing.

Where billing depends on customer sign-off, a completed installation may not yet be earning revenue. CANUS provides independent delivery evidence for the customer's decision under the contract.

Example GPU capacity · drag to make it yours

The cost of waiting.

US$68,813/ DAY

of daily revenue at the selected rate, if the full capacity is contracted and billing has not started.

Installed

Equipment, power and financing costs can continue while billing waits.

Checked

CANUS signs the result against the requirements the customer agreed.

Billing

The customer decides whether to accept delivery. Billing and any funding release follow the relevant agreements.

Illustrative revenue during this visit

US$0.00

Scenario only, not a measured customer loss or guaranteed saving. Arithmetic on the stated rate.

THE DELIVERABLE

CANUS compute evidence certificate (ccec)

  1. 01

    What it is

    The signed report of an independent delivery check: the CANUS Compute Evidence Certificate.
  2. 02

    Covers

    The delivery that was checked, the agreed delivery requirements, what was checked, and the result against each agreed requirement.
  3. 03

    Excludes

    Performance between checks, availability outside the check, and any capacity outside the delivery that was checked.
  4. 04

    Outputs

    One of three results: CONSISTENT, INCONSISTENT, or INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE, with its evidence reference.
  5. 05

    Who can use it

    The parties to the transaction and the organisations named in the appointment: customers, lenders, insurers, platforms.
  6. 06

    Scope and timing

    Confirmed privately after qualification, before work begins.

Bring CANUS in before equipment is ordered.

The scope, the partners and the evidence needed are far easier to agree while the design can still change.

Expansion & changes