{{project}} / product ID [ ] / edition [ ] / owner {{business}} / review {{deadline}}

Purpose: prove what this specific download contains and what its page promises. Record an exact artifact identifier: filename, build/version, byte count, and hash if your tooling supports it [ ]. A version label alone does not identify changed bytes.
Promise reference: reviewed page/offer version [ ]; primary editable document count [ ]; optional import count [ ]; top-level file count [ ]. Keep these counts separate.

Path/name | role | format | dependency/required location | promised by | inspection result
[File | entry/worksheet/example/support/license/manifest | type | files it needs | claim reference | present/usable/issue]
Inventory the actual extracted archive, including nested folders and assets. Check exact capitalization where the target environment is case-sensitive. Supporting code, fonts, and styles are dependencies; do not sell them as extra worksheets.
Starting file [ ]; included buyer instructions [ ]; blank/example distinction [ ]; saving/backup behavior [ ]; software/account requirements [ ]; license/support route [ ].
Confidential-content check: secrets, private customer data, owner notes, environment files, internal URLs, unnecessary metadata, and unlicensed third-party material [scope/method/result]. This inspection is not proof that every vulnerability or rights issue was found.
Links and references: each relative file exists in this artifact [ ]; external requirement is disclosed [ ]; protected files are absent from public preview/static output [tested scope]. A published sample may intentionally match worksheet one; name the allowed public material.

Reconcile promise to inventory: missing [ ]; unexpected [ ]; unsupported claim [ ]; correction owner/date [ ].
Decision: ready for fresh rehearsal / hold. Save the manifest beside the exact artifact and retain the previous version. Rebuild after correction, then inspect the resulting bytes again; do not mark a source-folder fix as a packaged-file pass.

Your decision
Which exact files are promised to the buyer?
My answer: [ ]
Source and date: [ ]
Still to check: [ ]
Next action, owner, and due date: [ ]

Before you start
- Final archive: [Source or notes]
- Buyer instructions: [Source or notes]
- Access states: [Source or notes]

What you will make
A recorded delivery rehearsal covering extraction, use, and failure recovery.