Evidence before claims.
We separate experience, evidence, and claims so buyers know exactly what has been verified, what is private, and what is not yet public.
Public evidence
Named proof appears only when permission and verification are complete.
Private references
Confidential references are handled case by case and never exposed publicly.
Experience context
Brand experience is described as context, not endorsement.
Media readiness
Media links require publication, date, source, and approved wording.
Verification standard
Every public proof item must pass a record-level evidence gate.
A layered trust system instead of decorative social proof.
Taskcover's authority model separates experience context, public evidence, private references, media commentary, video evidence, search methodology, and transparent reporting.
Team and partner experience
Relevant search environments and delivery exposure.
Public client evidence
Named proof only after verification and permission.
Private references
Introductions only where fit, consent, and confidentiality allow.
Media commentary
Published source links and topic context when available.
Video evidence
Approved identity, context, final wording, and source assets.
Search methodology
Repeatable strategy, technical, content, authority, and reporting systems.
Transparent reporting
Clear definitions for what is claimed, measured, or withheld.
Agoda
Skyscanner
British Council
Avis
Experience context does not imply current endorsement. Individual contribution and engagement scope may vary. Public details are shared only where disclosure is permitted.
Experience can be useful without being treated as a testimonial.
The names below may be referenced only in the approved context and must not be used as client reviews, endorsements, or logo proof.
Selected team and partner experience across global brands, campaigns, and search programs.
What Taskcover considers publishable evidence.
Evidence moves through a controlled workflow before any name, quote, link, asset, or story becomes public.
- 1
Source received
- 2
Identity and context confirmed
- 3
Permission checked
- 4
Public wording approved
- 5
Source linked
- 6
Published
An evidence map buyers can inspect.
Each channel has its own disclosure rules, empty-state behavior, and future registry path.
Brand Experience
Approved context for team and partner experience without implying endorsement.
Media Features
A source-linked registry for press and expert commentary when disclosure is permitted.
Client Reviews
Verified feedback only, with permission status and public disclosure rules.
Video Reviews
A future-ready library for approved client stories and testimonial videos.
Spokesperson
Agency-level expert commentary with optional verified spokesperson profiles later.
Confidential work stays confidential unless a reference is explicitly approved.
Some engagements cannot be disclosed publicly. Taskcover can evaluate whether a private reference is appropriate for a qualified engagement, but availability is never guaranteed.
- 1Engagement fit
- 2Confidentiality check
- 3Reference availability
- 4Permission confirmation
- 5Private introduction where appropriate
Review the proof standard before you evaluate the work.
Book a strategy call or request a private reference path. No public names are shared unless the evidence record allows it.