A specific product launch I led — how I documented its significance

Led a product launch that had real, measurable impact, and want to share how I documented it as evidence, since "I launched a product" by itself is a claim, not evidence, the same way any other achievement needs real documentation to actually support a criterion. What I assembled: concrete metrics on the launch's actual outcomes (adoption, revenue impact, or whatever the relevant success measure was for that specific product), independent coverage or industry recognition of the launch if any existed, and a clear, specific account of my individual role versus the broader team's — since a launch is rarely a one-person effort, and I needed to be precise about what I specifically owned and drove, similar to the community post here about documenting a collaborative original contribution. This ended up supporting both my leading-role and original-contributions arguments, presented with the specific, individual-role precision both criteria actually need, rather than a general "I led a successful launch" claim that wouldn't have held up to real scrutiny on its own.