Market-data provenance
A number without provenance is an assumption wearing a price tag.
Market inputs can look precise long after their decision value has decayed. Equitease is designed to carry source, observation time, freshness, fallback state and confidence limitations into every campaign view and simulation influenced by market data, so an investor can see what a result depends on before relying on it.
- 01 / Source
- The provider, import or manual observation behind an input, retained with the value rather than detached from it.
- 02 / Observed
- The time the market value was captured, so an old observation cannot masquerade as a current one simply because the workspace was just opened.
- 03 / Freshness
- Cache age, delayed status and fallback path carried into the decision context wherever a market input influences a route.
- 04 / Confidence
- An explicit quality signal and limitation that helps qualify an input without presenting it as guaranteed, complete or inherently correct.
- 05 / Assumption
- The user-controlled transformation, range or rule that produced a scenario output, visible enough to challenge and revise.
- 06 / Version
- The exact campaign record, observation set and rule configuration used for a comparison, projection or historical replay.