Documentation
How to run one, and how to read the answer.
Start a study, understand what each pillar is telling you, follow a number back to its source, and get a deliverable signed. Written for the people who use it, not for an API client.
Protocol in, cited verdict out
Documentation
Start here
From a protocol on your desk to an assessment you can argue with.
Start a study
What the platform needs from you, what it works out for itself, and what happens between the moment you press Confirm and the moment a verdict appears.
ReadReading an assessment
The six pillars, the questions each one answers, and how to tell a number backed by several independent sources from one resting on a single record.
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The evidence
Where every number comes from, how it is kept, and where it stops.
Where the numbers come from
Around fifty live public-data connectors, seven of them load-bearing, each pinned to the snapshot it was read from — and an honest ledger of the ones that returned nothing.
ReadCitations & the audit trail
What a citation contains, how the hash-chained Part 11 record makes a run tamper-evident, and how to re-open a verdict long after the meeting that used it.
ReadLimits & caveats
The honest boundaries: what public data cannot tell you, which numbers are upper bounds, and where a human has to make the call.
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Your team
Turning an assessment into signed, decision-grade documents.
Expert roles & sign-off
Seven expert workspaces draft the documents your decision needs; your team reviews them and signs with a Part 11 electronic signature that pins the evidence it was based on.
ReadWorkspaces & teams
One workspace per organisation, isolated from every other. How to invite colleagues, what each access level can do, and how to remove someone.
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Your data
What we hold, where it lives, and what it is never used for.
See a verdict you can actually check.
Send us a protocol — or just a molecule and an indication. We'll return a fully cited feasibility assessment you can trace, line by line, back to public data — yours to defend in a bid, take to your board or investment committee, or hand to a regulator.