Aggregated evidence intelligence

Sell the distribution. Never sell the grade.

Banks, insurers and traders need to know how evidence quality varies by origin, sector and method — not merely what one supplier claims. Aggregated benchmarks can answer that without exposing individual confidential records.

Products

Benchmarks built from comparable records

Only records sharing a method version and defined boundary enter a benchmark pool.

ORIGIN BENCHMARK

Evidence quality by origin

Grade distribution, metred share, data completeness and revocation rates for defined production origins.

SECTOR BENCHMARK

Evidence quality by sector

Comparable footprint and evidence-quality ranges by product category and method version.

PORTFOLIO DIAGNOSTIC

Exposure mapping

Aggregate evidence risk across a lending, insurance or procurement portfolio without changing any grade.

Non-negotiable separation

The rating entity cannot be the data seller.

Commercial benchmarks operate through a legally separated data business with its own governance, revenue and disclosure. The verification entity does not receive a share of benchmark sales tied to grades or outcomes.

STRUCTURAL CONTROLS

Separate legal entity and accounts
No grade-change or outcome commission
Minimum cohort sizes and anonymisation
Published inclusion and exclusion rules
No issuer access to confidential case files

Licensing

Flat institutional subscriptions

Green finance evidence licence	¥50k–150k / institution / year
Insurance portfolio licence	¥80k–250k / portfolio / year
Sector benchmark subscription	¥100k–300k / institution / year
Loan approval commission	Never
Claim denial commission	Never

Availability depends on cohort size, lawful data use and entity separation. No benchmark is published where a single supplier could be re-identified.

FLAT FEE ONLY

Our data must not profit from the decision

A fee that rises when a loan is approved or a claim is denied places evidence inside the decision it is meant to inform. We charge for defined data access, not for financial outcomes.

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