Vraimony
Support matrix

One page for what Vraimony supports.

This matrix is here because the old problem was fragmentation: services scattered across pages, packs, tools, and verification layers. Use this page to understand the operating coverage quickly.

Reading rule: case family = what happened. Source systems = what evidence exists. Receiver types = who must act. Outputs = what Vraimony packages. Trust states = how the reader should understand the result.
Case familyTypical sourcesPrimary receiversOutputsTrust / labelsBest next page
Chargeback / payment disputeOrder record, tracking, policy, messages, media refsBank / PSP reviewerEvidence Sheet, Proof Card, Review URL, JSONPASS / Declared / UnverifiedChargeback Help
Insurance / adjuster claimNotice, policy clause, invoices, estimates, incident mediaInsurer / adjuster / brokerCase pack, chronology, receiver cover, verify pathTime confirmed / Record linked / Attestation enhanced where presentInsurance Readiness
Handover / acceptanceApprovals, photos, delivery note, change log, chat refsClient / buyer / managerCase pack, acceptance state, public/private splitDeclared + provenance-led reviewOne Case
Vendor review / procurementQuestionnaire answers, policies, certifications, attachmentsBuyer / procurement / security reviewerResponse pack, answer map, attachment pathDeclared / linked evidenceVendor Reviews
Maritime / supply-chain disruptionNotice, shipment record, clause page, cost evidence, timelineBroker / insurer / cargo interest / chartererDisruption pack, deadline posture, review URLChronology + clause-led reviewMaritime Disruption
Operating tools by decision point

Use the right tool at the right moment

Coverage library

Before packaging

Score the intake, rank missing gaps, and choose the first receiver mode before you generate a case.

During packaging

Control the top layer, privacy split, and source provenance without rebuilding the core record.

After the first review

Handle missing items, delta responses, and deadline posture without turning the case into a new mess.