Test results: four checks on synthetic company data
Four results measured on synthetic company data with known answers, each with its month, and the same checks run on your files in a pilot.
We test DataBridge on synthetic company data with known answers, so every result can be checked. Each result carries its date, and a pilot runs the same checks on your files.
It starts with a demo on a sample of your own documents and data.
- 579,140 of 579,140 source links verified. Every link from a figure back to its source file resolved, and none was broken. Synthetic finance data, October 2026.
- 368 of 368 figures matched. Answers that combined several systems matched the source database exactly. Synthetic finance data, October 2026.
- 0.9 seconds to add a ninth source. No rebuild was needed; 12 of 12 true matches were linked, and 6 of 6 look-alike names were kept apart. Synthetic test data, August 2026.
- 26 of 26 planted attacks contained. Instructions hidden in emails and files were quoted as content; in the 26 planted tests, none was followed. Synthetic finance data, August 2026. The 26 plantings carried 14 distinct instructions across 7 sources.
How the results were measured
Synthetic data means company records we generated, where the right answer to every check is known in advance. No customer data was used.
The same checks, on your files
During a pilot we run these checks on your own files, so you see the results on your data before you decide what comes next.
What a source link shows
A source link shows where a figure came from and whether the source still says it. It does not show that the source itself is right; that is what a pilot checks against your baseline.
It starts with a demo on a sample of your own documents and data.