What happens next
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Application submitted
The application is stored for human qualification review. No account, payment, acceptance, enrollment, or place reservation occurs.
- 2
Qualification review
HalalTrust evaluates workflow fit, responsible ownership, bounded scope, readiness, and current implementation capacity.
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Accepted in writing
Written acceptance means the organization may proceed to contracting. It is not agreement signing, payment, or enrollment.
- 4
Agreement signed
The approved Service Agreement and Order Form are executed. Signing alone does not confirm payment or enrollment.
- 5
Payment confirmed and enrolled
Enrollment begins only after the required $649 payment is confirmed. The $149 monthly cycle begins on that date.
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Onboarding and implementation
The enrolled organization supplies the agreed information and participates in the bounded implementation process.
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Implementation completed
Completion describes delivery of the agreed implementation scope. It is not certification, authentication, approval, endorsement, or a guaranteed outcome.
We aim to review every application and send an initial response to the work email provided within two business days. That response may be an invitation, clarification request, decline, or status update.
Capability and trust boundary
Evidence operations support—not a halal ruling.
HalalTrust organizes business-provided evidence and workflows. It does not certify, authenticate documents, inspect, endorse, guarantee compliance or outcomes, or make religious, legal, or regulatory rulings.
Current self-service software remains optimized for one food-business location. Applying from another industry does not mean that a finished industry module exists.
Certification bodies and certifiers are not eligible for the current program. Advisers, associations, consultants, and compatible non-certification service providers may apply only when their own internal evidence workflow fits the bounded customer-side scope.