Global digital trust infrastructure

Build trust that travels with you.

Trustics turns verified identity, credentials, relationships, performance, and transaction evidence into an explainable Digital TrustScore Passport that works across industries and borders.

One identity. Multiple industries. Contextual TrustScores. Evidence you can verify.

Agriculture Commerce Healthcare Construction Education Manufacturing Professional services Financial services Institutional Gig economy Logistics

11
Industry workspaces
0–1000
Contextual TrustScore
One
Digital TrustScore Passport

Identity Credentials Evidence Contextual TrustScores Consent-controlled sharing Recurring reports

Explainable digital trust intelligence. Not a consumer credit report, background check, or absolute judgment.

Industry workspaces

One trust engine. Many industries.

Each vertical is configuration — entity types, dimensions, evidence, and vocabulary — on the shared Digital TrustScore Passport. Logistics remains one supported workspace, not the whole product.

Live configuration

Healthcare & clinical operations

Facilities, clinicians, suppliers, and insurers. Operational and credential trust only — never a simplistic quality-of-doctor score from private medical outcomes.

Explore Healthcare & clinical operations →

Live configuration

Education & skills

Students, educators, institutions, examiners, and employers verifying credentials and participation — not a public ranking of children or private student records.

Explore Education & skills →

Live configuration

Manufacturing & production

Factories, suppliers, inspectors, and buyers tracking quality, traceability, and delivery without mixing unrelated industry scores.

Explore Manufacturing & production →

Live configuration

Professional services

Clients and licensed professionals exchanging engagement-scoped evaluations without treating one review as a global character score.

Explore Professional services →

Live configuration

Financial services

Institutions, merchants, officers, and regulators. TrustScore is not a regulated credit score unless explicitly authorized for a jurisdiction.

Explore Financial services →

Live configuration

Gig economy & independent work

Independent workers, customers, and platforms. A single platform rating is an attributed signal — never a universal TrustScore.

Explore Gig economy & independent work →

Build your industry

Administrators can activate additional verticals without forking Trustics. New industries inherit identity, Passport, evidence, scoring, and sharing primitives.

Configure another vertical →

Who it's for

Trust infrastructure for every participant

The same person or organization can hold multiple roles. Each direction of a relationship can use different reporting templates and TrustScore dimensions.

Individuals and professionals

Carry one portable identity across jobs, credentials, and industries without starting over.

Businesses and organizations

Evaluate counterparties with contextual TrustScores, credentials, and evidence — not a single opaque rank.

Buyers and customers

See whether a seller, supplier, or worker has verified identity and eligible performance evidence.

Sellers and service providers

Share a consent-controlled Passport instead of repeating onboarding packets.

Workers and contractors

Collect engagement reports and credentials that stay attached to you, not to one platform.

Credential issuers

Issue, verify, expire, and revoke credentials that feed transparent trust dimensions.

Auditors and inspectors

File structured findings that are labeled as third-party evidence, not anonymous reviews.

Regulators and accreditation bodies

Publish authority-backed status without turning Trustics into a public blacklist.

Platforms and marketplaces

Embed Passport lookups and contextual scores instead of building a one-off reputation silo.

Data and verification partners

Contribute attested evidence under tenant isolation, consent, and audit trails.

One platform, many roles

People

Professionals · Workers · Credential holders · Gig participants

Organizations

Businesses · Institutions · Cooperatives · Platforms

Markets

Buyers · Sellers · Suppliers · Customers

Oversight

Issuers · Auditors · Inspectors · Regulators

Trust across real-world relationships

Buyer ↔ Seller

Each direction can use a different reporting template and TrustScore dimensions.

Client ↔ Professional

Engagement reports stay labeled as third-party evidence, not anonymous reviews.

Customer ↔ Gig worker

Reciprocal job reports cannot accumulate unlimited influence.

Contractor ↔ Subcontractor

Inspection and performance reports require an eligible project relationship.

Manufacturer ↔ Supplier

Quality and delivery scores stay in the manufacturing context.

Farmer ↔ Buyer

Payment reliability and produce quality are scored separately.

Healthcare facility ↔ Professional

Licensing and operational compliance never expose clinical outcomes.

School ↔ Credential holder

Credential verification does not publish grades or student files.

Regulator ↔ Regulated organization

Authority-backed status is not an unexplained public blacklist.

Inspector ↔ Project participant

Findings are labeled as third-party evidence and can be disputed.

How it works

From identity to a living Passport

A universal operating loop for people, organizations, and platforms — not a freight-only lookup.

Create or claim an identity

Establish a verified person, organization, asset, or other supported entity. One identity can later hold many industry contexts.

Add industry contexts and roles

Connect the identity to industries, organizations, credentials, and relationships without creating a new account for each vertical.

Verify credentials and evidence

Validate identity, licenses, certifications, transactions, activities, and attestations. Label verified, self-declared, and third-party data.

Build contextual TrustScores

Convert eligible evidence and reports into explainable, versioned dimensions. Missing data stays neutral rather than punitive.

Use and share the Passport

Share selected fields through consent-controlled links, QR codes, or APIs. Public pages never dump private records.

Keep trust current

Update the Passport through transactions, recurring reports, credential renewals, verification, disputes, and corrections.

Read the full operating model →

Recurring trust reporting

Trust is updated, not frozen

Authorized participants can submit structured trust data about people or entities with whom they have a legitimate relationship. Cadence is configurable: daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, per transaction, per engagement, or event-triggered.

Daily Weekly Monthly Quarterly Annual Per transaction Per engagement Event-triggered

Buyer produce quality & fulfillment

Farmer payment reliability

Certification review

Buyer order fulfillment

Merchant payment reliability

Facility accreditation finding

Clinician credential verification

Restricted service-experience feedback

Protections

  • Reports require an eligible relationship or authority.
  • Missing reports are not treated as negative reports.
  • Subjective feedback is separated from verified evidence.
  • Repeated submissions cannot accumulate unlimited influence.
  • Reports can be disputed, corrected, amended, or reviewed.
  • High-impact claims can require evidence and human review.
  • Scores are contextual rather than blindly combined across industries.

Explainable scoring

More than a single number

TrustScores are contextual. Logistics categories such as operational reliability are one vertical model, not the universal model for every person or organization.

Universal identity and verification

Who the holder is, how the identity was verified, and whether credentials are current.

Industry-specific dimensions

Each vertical enables a subset of the dimension catalog with its own weights and evidence.

Role-specific dimensions

A supplier, clinician, driver, or gig worker is scored in the role that applies to the decision.

Relationship and transaction signals

Eligible counterparties contribute structured reports for engagements they actually had.

Credential and compliance signals

Licenses, attestations, inspections, and accreditations expire, renew, and can be revoked.

Evidence confidence

Verified facts, calculations, third-party reports, and self-declared data are labeled separately.

Recency and reporting coverage

Newer eligible evidence carries more weight. Sparse coverage lowers confidence, not character.

Model version

Every score cites the model identifier, version, and last update so explanations stay auditable.

Example industry models

Labels below come from configured scoring models. Internal keys stay in technical documentation.

Agriculture & farm-to-market

Identity assurance · Compliance & certifications · Produce quality · Delivery reliability · Market transactions · Sustainability · Reputation

Commerce, payments & marketplaces

Identity assurance · Financial integrity · Transaction performance · Fulfillment reliability · Marketplace reputation · Dispute history

Healthcare & clinical operations

Identity assurance · Licensing & operational compliance · Patient safety systems · Service reliability · Facility accreditation · Data-handling compliance · Responsiveness · Supply authenticity

Construction & built environment

Identity & credentials · Licensing · Safety compliance · Work quality · Schedule reliability · Budget & payment reliability · Material quality · Documentation · Dispute history

Education & skills

Identity assurance · Credential authenticity · Accreditation · Participation & completion · Teaching / service reliability · Institutional compliance · Skills verification · Professional conduct

Manufacturing & production

Product quality · Production reliability · Safety · Certification · Traceability · Supplier performance · Defect history · Sustainability · Delivery & payment performance

Gig economy & independent work

Identity assurance · Job completion · Service quality · Timeliness · Safety · Communication · Payment reliability · Cancellation & disputes · Credential verification

Logistics & supply chains

Ratings Performance · Operational Reliability · Financial Credibility · Compliance & Safety · Identity Verification · Marketplace Behavior · Network Reputation

Read methodology and safeguards →

Capabilities

What you can do today

Every capability below links to a live route in this application.

Entity search

Find people and organizations by name, Passport ID, or industry-specific identifiers.

Open Entity search →

Industry workspaces

Configure agriculture, commerce, logistics, healthcare, and additional verticals on one engine.

Open Industry workspaces →

Developer API

Retrieve Passports, contextual scores, participants, and consent-controlled shares.

Open Developer API →

Recurring reporting

Eligible counterparties file structured trust data on daily through event-triggered cadences.

Open Recurring reporting →

Developers

Integrate Passports and contextual TrustScores

Authenticate with tenant headers or OAuth, then call versioned APIs for identities, Passports, scores, and consent-controlled shares. Base URLs come from deployment configuration — never hard-coded hostnames.

# Retrieve a Digital Passport
curl -s \
  -H "X-Tenant-Id: your-tenant-id" \
  -H "X-Api-Key: ts_your_api_key" \
  "https://trustics.loginics.com/api/v2/passports/{passportNumber}"

# Contextual TrustScore (industry-aware)
curl -s \
  -H "X-Tenant-Id: your-tenant-id" \
  -H "X-Api-Key: ts_your_api_key" \
  "https://trustics.loginics.com/api/v2/trustscore/{entityId}"

Trust & methodology

Clear about what the score means

Enterprise buyers need boundaries as much as signals. Here is what Trustics does — and does not — claim.

What it represents

A contextual, explainable, versioned, time-aware, and confidence-aware trust signal derived from identity, credentials, relationships, and performance evidence available to the platform. It is portable through the Passport and disputable through documented workflows.

What it does not represent

It is not a guarantee, a consumer credit score, a universal judgment of personal worth, an unexplained blacklist, a substitute for required professional judgment, or automatically transferable between unrelated industries.

Understanding contributing factors

Each score exposes industry-appropriate dimensions, model version, confidence, coverage, and last-updated time so reviewers can inspect contributing signals — not only the headline number.

Corrections & disputes

Disputes, expiries, revocations, and moderation distinguish verified, self-declared, third-party, disputed, and revoked information. Missing reports are never treated as negative behavior.

Methodology · Privacy · Disputes & corrections · Responsible use

Next step

Carry trust across the next relationship.

Open a Digital TrustScore Passport, explore an industry workspace, or integrate the platform API. Logistics remains a supported vertical — it no longer defines the product.