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A verification check discloses different amounts depending on who is asking. A public check confirms the minimum needed to trust that a release exists and is current. A permissioned check, available to a permitted party, confirms more of the released record’s metadata within that party’s access.

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Disclosure by tier

Reader: Anyone with a receiptDiscloses: That a release exists, its version, and whether it is active or superseded.
Permission widens which metadata is visible. It never crosses onto the issue side. Neither check exposes reasoning, evidence, prompts, scoring, private workpapers, or client data. The tiers themselves are defined in the Access model; the full exclusion list in What verification excludes.