Start with public work, organized bond data, a monthly scorecard, or finished done-for-you delivery.
Choose your rungThe rungs change how much we carry, not whether your team keeps building. Choose the finished artifact that makes the next build easier.
Public artifacts, evaluation examples, and source-checkable reference materials available for inspection.
Use a dated, source-checkable example to set the bar for your own work on public bond documents.
A named data product artifact with coverage notes, source notes, refresh expectations, and delivery surface.
Start from resolved entities, clear as-of dates, and defined refresh expectations instead of re-deriving them.
A monthly artifact pack with an as-of scorecard, prioritized outcome backlog, method notes, and maintained decision record.
Keep each new artifact reconciled with what came before while your team owns the build.
A scoped finished artifact for a named deal, book, or workflow, delivered with source notes, acceptance criteria, and handoff record.
Use us where your team hits a wall, then take back a finished result with acceptance criteria and a handoff record.
Yes. You should. The free rung sets a public reference, data products supply usable bond inputs, the retainer adds a dated scorecard and method review, and done-for-you work covers the places where you want us to carry delivery.
A named artifact with an as-of date, source notes, and a clear use in the next build. Public bond artifacts use FIGI and visible SEC accessions so the example can be checked.
A monthly artifact pack: an as-of scorecard, a prioritized artifact backlog, method notes, and a maintained decision record. It is a delivered artifact, not a block of hours.
No. Choose the rung that matches the artifact you need now. A team can use public work, buy a data product directly, add the monthly scorecard, or start with a fixed done-for-you scope.
We will meet your team at the rung that leaves it with the most useful finished artifact.
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