Event exposure, mapped to one canonical set of events

The problem

The same real-world event is often listed as differently-worded contracts on different venues. Comparing exposure across venues means someone has to manually decide whether two contracts really mean the same thing — and that decision rarely gets documented.

What Predict Here gives you

• A semantics matrix that states the verification status of every cross-venue contract mapping — VERIFIED, PARTIAL, NOT_EQUIVALENT, or UNREVIEWED — instead of assuming equivalence.
• An executable-liquidity ladder so you can size a view against what the book can actually absorb, not just the top-of-book quote.
• Provenance on every number, so a research note can cite exactly where a figure came from and when.

How you get it

Design-partner organizations get workstation access today, evaluated against their own coverage universe before any commercial terms are discussed; REST API and historical exports for systematic research follow in the same program once that evaluation holds up.