Confidence
Should you act on this finding? A high Confidence score means multiple verified sources agree, gaps are closed, and the evidence is specific. A low score means proceed with caution — something is unresolved.
Consensus
Do the sources agree? High Consensus means independent sources confirm the same conclusion. Low Consensus means the industry is split — and that conflict itself is critical intelligence for your decision.
Certainty
How specific is the evidence? High Certainty means precise data points, named sources, dated references. Low Certainty means the finding rests on projections or unnamed sources — it may be directionally correct but is not yet actionable.
Evidence
Can you verify this yourself? Every claim traces to a URL, patent, or named expert. When Evidence is low, it means some claims could not be independently sourced — they are flagged, not hidden.