Terms, A to Z
- Aggregate report
- A report of totals rather than individuals. Arcus reports in aggregate and is designed to suppress small groups.
- Arcus
- The Verified Outcomes Engine. It checks the evidence against a program's written rules and returns a yes or a no with the reason. Hytch and Tally both use it.
- Coordination
- A group answering who, where, when and how, then acting on it. In Hytch, shared plans, maps, arrival coordination and group memory live in the chat.
- Denial reason
- The reason Arcus gives when evidence does not meet a program's rule. Every approval and every denial carries its reason, so staff, auditors and the public can see why money moved or did not.
- Funded outcome
- A result an organization pays for only after it is checked. A reward is released only after the outcome meets the rule, and only up to the program's cap.
- Hytch
- A smarter way to connect, discover, and experience the world around you. Hytch combines messaging, social discovery, AI-powered intelligence, and real-world rewards into one platform. Connect with friends, discover places and experiences, share memories, and earn rewards for everyday activities, all through a more intelligent and engaging social experience.
- Outcome receipt
- The decision Arcus returns after checking evidence against a program's written rule, together with its reason.
- Participation
- Who came, who brought them and who comes back, kept as separate facts. Seeing a link, being referred, checking in, staying and returning are different events.
- Program cap
- The most a program will pay for qualifying outcomes. Rewards release only after an outcome meets the rule, up to that cap.
- Referral credit
- Credit Tally gives the person who brought someone, under a stated rule. Incremental turnout is its own question, and that answer needs its own evidence.
- SafeRide
- MobileFlow's shared program for getting people home. A group plans how everyone gets home, and a sponsor, venue or program can fund that ride.
- Tally
- Smarter promotion. Larger crowds. Measurable results. Tally is transforming live entertainment with a new approach to event promotion, audience engagement, and performance measurement. Artists, promoters, and venues gain powerful tools to grow their audiences, reward real results, and build their reputations, while verified attendance and actionable insights reveal who’s bringing the crowd, what’s working, and where the next opportunity lies.
- Verified outcome
- A yes or no on whether something really happened, with the reason. It shows that something happened under the rule. It does not claim the program caused it.
- Versioned rule
- A program's written rule, kept as a numbered version. Each rule is versioned, and every decision carries its reason.
Where can I read more?
Short answers to common questions are on the FAQ. See how verification works and how evidence is handled.