You do not need to learn a framework. Use the label on each offer to understand what has actually been checked, what it is good for, and what question to ask next.
Some offers are ready for a straightforward purchase. Others need a delivery conversation, a technical review, or a stronger enterprise check. The label helps you tell the difference quickly.
Seller identity and business presence checked.
You are still evaluating the provider and want to confirm the business is real before going deeper.
Who owns delivery, what exactly is included, and what support exists after purchase?
Scope, delivery process, and support ownership checked.
You care most about a clear scope, named owner, and a delivery process you can review before buying.
Where does it run, what access is needed, and what happens after handoff or go-live?
Offer reviewed for risky behavior, permissions, and secrets handling.
You want stronger confidence in how a workflow or package behaves before you install or deploy it.
What parts were reviewed, what permissions does it need, and what remains your team's responsibility?
Reserved for stronger controls, documentation, and support guarantees.
You need stronger controls, documentation, support guarantees, or a safer path through IT and procurement.
Which controls are already included, which are custom, and what SLA or support commitment is attached?
If you already know you want a hosted offer, a code-reviewed package, or something that can survive a stricter internal review, say that up front and we will narrow the shortlist for you.