Via News Agency runs a verification engine over the market: every fact is traced to its original source and checked against it, time-stamped so you can see what was known and when, and scored for reliability over time. The result is a record an AI or an analyst can cite without being wrong.
Anyone can fetch a public number. The hard, un-copyable part is checking it against ground truth, at scale, continuously — and keeping the record of how it changed. That checking is the product.
Claims are matched against the original filing, release or document and verified against it — not paraphrased from a headline. What doesn't hold up, we flag.
We keep the full history of what was believed and when. Ask what the data said on any past date and get the answer as it stood — an asset a competitor starting today cannot backfill.
Every check is also a datum about the source. Over time we learn which sources hold up — a private signal available to customers, never a public accusation.
When two sources disagree, we show the conflict instead of silently picking one. Trust comes from showing the seams.
Query verified, source-traced, time-stamped facts — built for AI grounding (stop the confabulations) and for analysts who need data they can defend.
as_of queries — the value believed on any past dateRAG on the open web returns plausible-but-wrong numbers. Ground on facts that were verified against source and carry a timestamp — and cite them.
Point-in-time history, source provenance on every value, and an audit trail of how the number was revised. Backtest without lookahead.
The Via News network publishes from this same engine — every article's facts traced to source, in the open, every day.
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