ICRI Evidence Pattern Library
Stylised, anonymised visual evidence patterns for the Indigenous Commercial Readiness Index (ICRI). Fictional/redacted data only; no real names, ABNs, financial details, cultural motifs or real certificates.
How ICRI helps suppliers manage evidence
One place for supplier evidence
Suppliers add their documents, such as insurance certificates, licences, capability statements and past project records, to their own ICRI record.
Kept current
When a key document such as an insurance certificate expires, ICRI flags it and shows the supplier what to update.
Review status in view
Each document shows its review status, so an upload is never presented as more than it is.
Shared by consent
Buyers see a supplier's evidence only when the supplier chooses to share it, and suppliers can see when their record was viewed.
ICRI presents evidence; it does not certify documents, confirm Indigenous identity or make procurement decisions. The examples below are fictional.
Explore anonymised document examples by category or search. Select a card to see what each document proves, what it does not prove on its own, and related documents that add context.
12 patterns
A formal plan setting out Indigenous participation targets, milestones and reporting commitments.
A procurement bid setting out proposed participation commitments and a local supplier strategy.
A supplier profile describing services, coverage, certifications and stated readiness.
A purchase order authorising procurement of goods or services against a project.
An invoice billing a defined amount against a project, with sensitive identifiers redacted.
A contract extract setting out binding participation, reporting and subcontracting obligations.
A finalised payroll record showing anonymised workers, hours, role type and engagement.
A timesheet recording hours worked on site with supervisor approval.
A register tracking training completion, certifications and expiry across the workforce.
A site image with embedded metadata showing date, location, work package and an integrity reference.
A delivery docket recording goods received to site against a project.
A completion certificate (specimen) confirming a defined scope was delivered and signed off.