Fund real digital work, and get an audit trail for every hour of it.
Public programs are judged on outcomes and on evidence. SUMMON moves people into paid software work and records each engagement in a tamper-evident log, so participation, spend and results can be reported without a manual audit.
A county workforce program funding 60 participants and 200 local businesses
The program needs people in paid digital work and needs to prove where every dollar went, without three months of manual audit at the end.
- Step 1
The rules go in first
Region, who qualifies, which job types are in scope, and a cap of $2,000 per business. Nothing can be spent outside those rules.
- Step 2
Participants are checked and trained
Identity checks, then the Academy tracks on confidentiality and standards. Each person signs one master agreement covering NDA and IP before any live work.
- Step 3
A bakery asks for help
The owner writes: our online orders stopped sending confirmation emails. That becomes a scoped brief with a flat published price. Funds are held before anyone starts.
- Step 4
A participant takes the job
One tap accepts a short task order: scope, what counts as done, the fee, the deadline. It inherits the master terms already signed.
- Step 5
The work is logged as it happens
Every event writes to an append-only chain. The record stores what happened, never the business's source code.
- Step 6
The report writes itself
Participants engaged, businesses served, spend drawn down, and one verifiable receipt per engagement. Export it and the audit is done.
Every line in the report opens to a receipt anyone can check.
How it works
- 1
We define the cohort and the eligibility rules
Region, participant criteria, job types in scope, and the budget cap per participant or per business.
- 2
Participants are onboarded and trained
Vetting, identity checks, and the Academy tracks covering security standards, confidentiality and professional conduct before any live work.
- 3
Local businesses summon help
Small businesses describe a blocker in plain language. It is priced at a flat published rate and routed to a participant in the program.
- 4
Work is delivered under signed terms
One master agreement per person, then a short task order per job recording scope, acceptance criteria and fee. Funds are held before the work starts.
- 5
You receive auditable reporting
Participants engaged, businesses served, sessions completed, spend drawn down, and a verifiable receipt per engagement.
What you get
- A ready-made delivery mechanism, no procurement of custom software
- Tamper-evident records for every funded engagement
- Flat, published pricing so budgets do not drift
- Participant progression data: training completed, sessions delivered, ratings
- A clear line from public spend to a specific business outcome
- Every engagement is backed by signed records and audit receipts.
What we need from you
- The program's eligibility and reporting requirements up front
- A budget envelope and the reporting cadence you need
- A point of contact for participant intake
Questions
Pricing is flat and published per job type. You set a cap per participant or per business, and funds are held before work begins, so nothing exceeds the envelope.
Every dollar of program spend maps to a named participant, a named business, a signed task order, and a verifiable record.
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