How It Works
From definition to defense—four steps to guaranteed market outcomes with auditable evidence.
01
Define what you need
Specify the market state or event you need to monitor. Choose your issuers, CUSIPs, or entities. Set thresholds and coverage requirements.Start with a specific question: 'When does ownership change for these CUSIPs?' or 'Did this issuer's filing status change?' The more precise your definition, the more useful your outcome.02
Authorize the outcome
Set delivery schedule, triggers, and latency requirements. Choose your delivery channel: email, Slack, or webhook/API for agent integrations.During evaluation, outcomes run with best-effort delivery. Production plans add explicit SLAs for detection and delivery latency.03
Receive state transitions
Get structured notifications when authoritative state changes. Each transition includes timestamps, confidence flags, and a link to the Evidence Pack.Transitions are deterministic events your systems can reason over safely. They tell you what changed, when, and why—not just that something happened.04
Defend your decisions
Use the attached Evidence Pack to explain and audit any decision. Reconstruct what was known at any point in time.Evidence Packs contain source filings, accession numbers, timestamps, methodology version, prior state references, and delivery logs—everything needed to answer 'why did we believe this?'The difference: Events vs. State
Traditional alerts tell you
"A filing was posted."
CMD+RVL outcomes tell you
"The authoritative regulatory position for this issuer has changed, and here's how—with evidence."
What's in an Evidence Pack?
Source referencesDirect links to SEC filings, accession numbers
TimestampsWhen published, when ingested, when delivered
MethodologyLogic version, rules applied, thresholds used
State comparisonWhat was believed before, what's believed now
Known limitationsEdge cases, formatting issues, coverage gaps
Delivery ledgerWhere sent, when, delivery status
Every Evidence Pack is designed to answer: "Why did we believe this at the time?"
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