For contributors

You were partof the story.

Someone you worked with has created a Proudli Proof Story and invited you to contribute because you were involved in the result. You're not being asked to leave another generic review. You're being invited to help make the story more complete.

You've been invited

Selling a family home after 37 years — without rushing the move

A Proof Story

  • Endorse the story
  • Add your perspective
  • Confirm your involvement
  • Suggest a correction

What is a Proof Story?

A Proof Story is a short account of a real transaction, project or professional outcome. The person who created it explains what happened, what they did and what the outcome was. People who were directly involved can then add their own perspective. That might include:

a clientanother professionala suppliera colleaguea buyer or selleranother relevant stakeholder

Why have I been invited?

Because you were there. The creator has identified you as someone who had a genuine role in the transaction or project.

Your contribution can help readers understand the result from more than one perspective.

You choose how you contribute

After reading the Proof Story, you can choose to:

Endorse the story

Confirm that the story is a fair account of what happened.

Add your perspective

Share something useful from your own point of view.

Confirm your involvement

Confirm that you were involved without writing a public comment.

Suggest a correction

Let the creator know if something needs clarification or changing.

You are never required to recommend the professional simply because you were involved.

You don't need to write a review

A useful contribution might be as simple as:

Yes, I was the vendor and this fairly reflects the sale.
I arranged the bridging finance for the clients while they prepared their existing home for sale.
The campaign timing was changed so we could complete the styling before launch.

Specific context is often more useful than praise.

A team collaborating in a warm modern office

What happens to my contribution?

Depending on what you choose, Proudli may show: your name; your professional role; your relationship to the story; your comment; and the fact that you confirmed your involvement. You'll always be shown what will be public before submitting your contribution.

Does endorsing mean I guarantee everything in the story?

No. Your contribution should only reflect what you reasonably know from your own involvement. Proudli is designed to show who supports which parts of a story, rather than pretending every contributor independently verifies every detail.

Are contributors paid?

No. A Proudli contribution is intended to represent a genuine connection to real work. Contributors should disclose their relationship to the story accurately.

Were you involved?

Read the story first. Then decide whether you'd like to be part of it.