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ProofDeck

Concept

ProofDeck is an autonomous sponsorship fulfillment agent that turns raw event footage, broadcast VOD, and social media posts into verified, structured proof that contracted sponsor deliverables were actually met — then auto-generates the renewal-ready recap deck rights-holders currently spend weeks building by hand.

How it works

Ingest: upload a sponsorship contract or deliverables spreadsheet (e.g., "logo visible 3+ min per broadcast," "2 Instagram posts," "banner at center court during Q2").
The agent parses this into a structured checklist of deliverables per sponsor.
On a schedule or trigger (event ends, VOD posts, social link is added), the background agent scans broadcast/stream footage frame-by-frame for logo/signage appearances and duration, and scans linked social posts for required mentions/tags.
Each deliverable is matched against the contract and marked fulfilled, partial, or missed, with timestamped clips and screenshots as evidence.
Only ambiguous or failed matches are escalated to a human reviewer in a simple review-and-correct dashboard — most of the pipeline runs unsupervised.
Output: a structured compliance record (exportable to CRM/spreadsheet) and an auto-generated, branded sponsor recap PDF with proof clips, screenshots, and delivery percentages.

Why now

Cheap, capable open and frontier multimodal models make frame-level object/logo detection and social content parsing viable at low cost, and improvements in long-running agent reliability mean a full event's footage can be processed unattended, escalating only real exceptions.

Who it's for

Sports teams, esports orgs, festivals, podcasts/media networks, and sponsorship agencies who sell logo/mention-based packages and need airtight proof for renewals.

MVP

Contract/deliverable PDF or spreadsheet parser → structured checklist.
Video upload/link ingestion with logo and banner detection + timestamping.
Social post URL scanner for mention/tag compliance.
Review-and-correct dashboard for flagged/ambiguous items.
One-click recap PDF export with proof evidence.

Unique selling points

Closes the loop from "what was promised" to "what was proven," a gap no current sponsorship CRM addresses.
Background-agent model means almost zero manual footage-scrubbing labor.
Data refinery output plugs into existing CRM/sponsorship management tools via CSV/API, so it complements rather than replaces existing workflows.
Directly drives sponsorship renewal revenue — the report becomes the sales tool, not just an audit artifact.

Industry: SponsorshipGroup: Sales and MarketingCreated: Aug 26, 2026

PackProof

AmpLine

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ProofDeck

Concept

How it works

Ingest: upload a sponsorship contract or deliverables spreadsheet (e.g., "logo visible 3+ min per broadcast," "2 Instagram posts," "banner at center court during Q2").
The agent parses this into a structured checklist of deliverables per sponsor.
On a schedule or trigger (event ends, VOD posts, social link is added), the background agent scans broadcast/stream footage frame-by-frame for logo/signage appearances and duration, and scans linked social posts for required mentions/tags.
Each deliverable is matched against the contract and marked fulfilled, partial, or missed, with timestamped clips and screenshots as evidence.
Only ambiguous or failed matches are escalated to a human reviewer in a simple review-and-correct dashboard — most of the pipeline runs unsupervised.
Output: a structured compliance record (exportable to CRM/spreadsheet) and an auto-generated, branded sponsor recap PDF with proof clips, screenshots, and delivery percentages.

Why now

Who it's for

Sports teams, esports orgs, festivals, podcasts/media networks, and sponsorship agencies who sell logo/mention-based packages and need airtight proof for renewals.

MVP

Contract/deliverable PDF or spreadsheet parser → structured checklist.
Video upload/link ingestion with logo and banner detection + timestamping.
Social post URL scanner for mention/tag compliance.
Review-and-correct dashboard for flagged/ambiguous items.
One-click recap PDF export with proof evidence.

Unique selling points

Closes the loop from "what was promised" to "what was proven," a gap no current sponsorship CRM addresses.
Background-agent model means almost zero manual footage-scrubbing labor.
Data refinery output plugs into existing CRM/sponsorship management tools via CSV/API, so it complements rather than replaces existing workflows.
Directly drives sponsorship renewal revenue — the report becomes the sales tool, not just an audit artifact.

Industry: SponsorshipGroup: Sales and MarketingCreated: Aug 26, 2026

PackProof

AmpLine

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Concept

PackProof is a camera-based checkpoint that sits at the packing station of ghost kitchens and high-volume delivery restaurants. Before a bag is sealed, a low-cost camera captures the contents; an AI vision model compares what it sees against the digital order ticket and instantly flags missing or mismatched items on a small screen. The packer confirms or overrides the flag in two seconds — the AI drafts the verdict, the human stays the final authority (human-in-the-loop copilot), and every checked order is timestamped and archived as photo evidence for a limited dispute window (continuous monitoring + evidence layer).

Problem

Wrong and missing items are one of the biggest hidden costs in delivery: refunds, chargebacks, platform penalty scores, and reputation damage — and restaurants currently have zero real-time QA step to catch mistakes before the courier leaves, nor any evidence to fight fraudulent "item missing" claims from customers.

MVP

A tablet + commodity webcam mounted above the pack station
Order ticket entered via QR/barcode scan of the printed receipt or a simple paste/manual entry (no deep POS integration required to launch)
Vision model (via cheap, fast inference like GPT‑5.6) compares the photographed contents to the expected item list and returns a match/mismatch confidence score
Packer taps confirm or override in-app; decision and photo are logged against the order ID
Photos auto-delete after a configurable dispute window (7-14 days), aligning with a zero-data-retention, privacy-first posture
Manager dashboard shows error rates by staff member, item, and time of day (watchdog alerts when a pattern emerges)

Why Now

Vision inference is now cheap and fast enough to run on every single order without destroying unit economics, and infra advances (zero data retention, PII redaction, per-second metering) make it feasible to responsibly run always-on cameras touching customer order data without heavy compliance overhead.

Unique Selling Points

Directly reduces refund/chargeback costs with a two-second checkpoint, not a slow post-mortem
Turns AI into evidence: restaurants can push back on fraudulent "missing item" disputes with timestamped photo proof matched to the order
Human stays in control — packers confirm, AI never blocks an order, avoiding trust and liability issues
Hardware-light MVP (webcam + tablet) buildable and pilotable in a single ghost kitchen within weeks by a very small team

Concept

AmpLine is a voice-first ordering agent for electrical distributor counters, paired with a proactive restock-and-price watchdog. Contractors call the branch's existing phone number and talk to AmpLine like they would a counter rep — "I need three runs of 12/2 romex, a 20A GFCI breaker, Square D, and two 4-inch octagon boxes" — and get a stock check, price, and order confirmation in one natural conversation, no app or screen required.

Why Voice, Why Now

Contractors call while driving, on a ladder, or on a jobsite — typing is not an option. Previous IVR/voicebot attempts failed because they sounded robotic and couldn't handle real electrical part nomenclature. Newly available expressive, human-sounding voice models plus Zero Data Retention / PII redaction infrastructure finally make it possible to run real transactional phone conversations that both sound trustworthy and meet the data-privacy bar B2B distributors require for contractor account and pricing data.

How It Works (MVP)

Inbound calls are routed to AmpLine's voice pipeline (telephony + LLM order-taking tuned on electrical part taxonomy: wire gauges, breaker brands/specs, conduit types, box sizes)
AmpLine checks live stock via a lightweight integration (API or scheduled CSV pull) against one pilot branch's inventory system
Order summary and price are read back to the contractor, then sent via SMS for confirmation before submission to the branch's ERP — human-in-the-loop for anything ambiguous or high-value
A watchdog process monitors the same inventory feed and basic commodity price signals (copper/aluminum); when a backordered item tied to a contractor's past order comes back in stock, or a price increase is imminent on their regularly purchased SKUs, AmpLine places a short outbound call or text to prompt a reorder

Unique Selling Points

Precision, not spam: outbound alerts are tied to each contractor's actual purchase history and open backorders, not generic promotions
No new behavior required: contractors keep calling the number they already call
Privacy-first positioning (ZDR, PII redaction) matches the compliance expectations of distributor account and pricing data
Frees counter/inside sales staff from repetitive stock-check and reorder calls to focus on higher-value consultative sales
Directly reduces hold-time revenue leakage — the single biggest cause of contractors calling a competitor branch

Path to Build

Small team, single pilot branch: voice/telephony layer (LiveKit-style agent framework + phone line), an LLM order-extraction flow scoped to one branch's SKU catalog, and a thin inventory/ERP integration. Ship inbound ordering first; add the outbound watchdog calls once the inventory feed and pricing signal pipeline are stable.