Deliverables

A deliverable is a client-facing promise on a job: what the client receives, when, what it costs, and whether an operator reviews each fulfillment. Fulfillment evidence is recorded separately as a receipt. Deliverables have the following properties:

Property	Description
`id`	Unique identifier of the deliverable.
`jobId`	The job that makes this promise.
`name`	What the job provides, such as “Monthly COGS report” or “Customer request handled.”
`description`	The promise in the client’s terms.
`type`	How work recurs: `ongoing`, `event`, `scheduled`, or `ad-hoc`.
`unit`	The client-recognizable unit and, for ongoing work, its system count source.
`cadence`	The human-readable timing promise.
`acceptanceCriteria`	What a receipt must satisfy before it can be issued.
`pricing`	The agreed pricing model: fixed, per unit, per unit per period, menu, or included.
`review`	`required` when an operator must review each receipt; `none` when receipts issue without an operator verdict.
`order`	Position in the job’s deliverables list.
`archivedAt`	When set, the promise is retired from new fulfillment while its historical receipts remain available.

Receipts point back to their deliverable with deliverableId. See Receipts for fulfillment fields and lifecycle.

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