NOALYUT — Infrastructure Trust Layer (Platform)
Deck (EN)
Slide 1. Title
NOALYUT
Infrastructure Trust Layer (Platform) for Verifiable Work Events
Evidence → Closure → Dispute. Portable. Auditable. Human‑first.
Slide 2. Core problem
- Work facts are scattered across chats/spreadsheets/paper
- Evidence is missing or disconnected
- Edits happen silently
- Day/period closing is delayed
- Disputes and audits lack a reliable record
Slide 3. Root cause
The issue is usually not people, but process: there is no simple flow record → confirm → close.
Without closure, facts remain negotiable forever.
Slide 4. Why now
- Compliance and liability pressure is rising
- Platforms normalize “everything is an event”
- Physical work still runs on Excel + chat
Slide 5. What NOALYUT is
NOALYUT is a verifiable fact layer for physical work.
- Not surveillance, not micromanagement
- Not an ERP/payroll replacement
- Yes: facts + evidence + closing + transparent corrections + structured disputes
Slide 6. Daily flow (MVP)
- Morning: roster declared + optional presence proof
- Evening: hours (only for rostered workers)
- Closure: day close under rules
Slide 7. Principle 1 — Append‑only
No silent overwrites. If something changes, we add a patch and preserve history.
Critical for trust, audits, and legal defensibility.
Slide 8. Principle 2 — Closure Gate
Closure is a state transition, not a checkbox.
- Missing required facts/evidence → cannot close
- Missing required role confirmations → cannot close
Slide 9. Principle 3 — Dispute as object
A dispute is not chat drama. It is a structured object:
- scope
- evidence requested
- roles
- status
- outcome
Slide 10. Data moat
Value is not volume. Value is closed, contextualized facts:
- day_closed exists
- patch history is known
- disputes are explicit
- rules are pinned in time
Slide 11. Platform logic
We do not compete with Zoom/ERP on the UI layer.
NOALYUT is the trust substrate that any system can build on top of.
Slide 12. Business model
- Pilots: low friction entry (discipline ↔ price)
- Production: subscription + strict/compliance modes + integrations
- Later: finance/insurance powered by reduced risk
Slide 13. GTM
- Phase 1: Korea-first pilots
- Phase 2: large markets (RU/IN/CN) via low‑friction shells
- Phase 3: standard + financial layer
Slide 14. Why big players won’t kill us
Big platforms optimize productivity and collaboration.
We optimize proof, closure, auditability — the layer they avoid due to liability.
Slide 15. Ask
- Pilot partners: 1–3 sites for 2–4 weeks
- Agree on minimum rules (closure / patch / dispute)
- Baseline “before/after” metrics
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