FRE 702 · for Education evidence workflow

FRE 702 evidence for tutor and grader workflows.

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For district administrators, school leaders, and student equity teams: use the self-serve API to gate the workflow and link the FRE 702 requirement to the evidence record for the tutor and grader workflow under review.

Title VI · FERPA · §504 / IDEA
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What you get.

Three things a education program office gets when FRE 702 lands in the record.
Named control

FRE 702 in ATTESTATION.json

Every artifact your tutor and grader workflow emits is hashed and named; the FRE 702 control reference sits next to the hash.

Sector framing

Education anchors named alongside

The evidence record names Title VI · FERPA · §504 / IDEA together. Internal or external education compliance sees the regime they care about, not a generic list.

Reproducible

Bit-exact on your hardware

The measurement engine runs in-enclave. Education evidence rules can permit recompute on customer infrastructure; the record supports that review property by construction.

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Related coverage.

Other Planisphere surfaces for this combination.

FRE 702 reference · Open the FRE 702 reference · FRE 702 capability brief · Education vertical landing

Every education-shaped landing for the corpus lives under register 09.

See the Education evidence workflow path in the Console.

Open the Console to see sealed records; the Docs carry the endpoints.

Open the Console FRE 702 reference Education vertical
API ·

When FRE 702 asks for proof, hand over records — not assurances.

record the duty · seal the receipt · verify offline

Planisphere records each duty event — an output marked, a disclosure shown, a review made — and seals it into a receipt that verifies offline against our published keys. You send hashes, never content. A record is evidence a third party can check; it is not a certification and not a legal determination.

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See how a record is checked · See the law Toolkit →