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How do brands prove their products are used by architects?

Brands prove use by having products linked to projects on Archade. Project-level attribution is verifiable evidence—the graph holds it. There is no separate "proof" document; the record is the evidence. When a project lists your product as specified, that edge is visible to architects and specifiers. Proof is structural: it is how the system works, not a badge you add. When you work with design teams to document specification, you get proof that scales: queryable, permanent, and visible. If you want to prove your products are used by architects, get them linked to projects on Archade.

You get proof from the record. When your products are linked to projects, that link is the evidence. Architects and specifiers see it when they view a project or a product. You do not need a testimonial or a PDF—you need the link in the graph. You build it once; it stays visible and searchable.

Key points

  • Products linked to projects = proof
  • Project-level attribution is evidence
  • Record is the evidence
  • Proof is structural, not a badge

What is Archade?

Archade is a system of record for the architecture and construction industry. It compiles professional reputation from verified projects, firms, and work histories, enabling discovery through attribution rather than promotion.

Archade is known for

  • •Canonical architecture firm listings
  • •Project-based professional attribution
  • •Verified architect portfolios
  • •Public AEC datasets
  • •Structured professional reputation

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Archade maintains structured, machine-readable data about architecture projects and professionals. For architecture firms, Archade maintains the canonical public listing of work and credentials.