
Accuracy is a number.
We measure it every night.
A demo score tells you how a system did on someone else’s examples. We build a test suite from your own cases, labelled by your experts, and score every system against it every night and before every change. Your risk team gets evidence, not an opinion.
“91% accurate” means nothing.
Which 9% fails, and does it matter?
Vendors quote one headline number from a sample they chose. In production the errors are not spread evenly: they cluster in the cases that matter most, and nobody is measuring them by type or by severity.
Illustrative estate of six systems. Real reviews score each one against your own cases, with every failure attached.
From your history
to a nightly score.
We draw cases from your own history, your experts label the right answers, and the suite runs every night from then on. Every prompt, model or rule change is scored against it before release.
Click any score.
See what is behind it.
Every score in a nightly run can be opened: what was measured, what it was compared with, the cases behind it and who reviewed it. Your model risk team reads the same run we do.
Illustrative run for one system. Names, references and figures are examples.
Illustrative five-system estate. Timings depend on how many cases each system needs labelled.
Four systems we run,
written up from delivery.
What we measure first, what we build and how each one is checked. Read them before the audit, or bring them to it.
All nine playbooks →Errors caught you can bridge,
line by line.
Each addition to the suite catches errors that used to reach a reviewer or a client. The model risk file shows which addition caught what.
Illustrative bridge for one system. Each line is measured on the same 1,240-case suite.
Measured against the week
before we arrived.
Client names are withheld under mandate. Each engagement reports the baseline instrumented at the diagnostic and the figure at the third monthly review.
Three ways in.
Each one earns the next.
Evaluation suites built from your own cases, run every night and before every change.
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