Proof of Performance

/ˈpruːf əv pərˈfɔːrməns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Documentation or evidence demonstrating that contractual obligations or services have been fulfilled as agreed.
    The contractor submitted a proof of performance to confirm that the project milestones were met.
  2. (n.) In advertising law, confirmation that an advertisement was aired or published according to contract terms.
    The media agency provided proof of performance to verify that the ad ran on schedule.

Forms

  • proof of performance
  • proofs of performance

Commentary

Used primarily to verify compliance with contractual duties; often required to trigger payment or release of funds.

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