The source comes before the score
Every finding points to the passage in the document it comes from. You read not just an assessment, but its reasoning.
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You review a provider and later have to explain how the assessment came about. Leapfacto records the passage behind every finding and presents it to you for approval.
The name says it: Leapfacto assesses with evidence instead of assertions.
Every finding points to the passage in the document it comes from. You read not just an assessment, but its reasoning.
Leapfacto produces scored proposals. The decision about a vendor stays with you and is documented as a human approval.
Extraction and the scored proposal are handled by the system. Your experts work where their judgement is needed.
We name certifications and further integrations only once they exist. They are not presented as features on this page.
Four things that exist after one run, without anyone assembling them.
The open points for one provider in a list instead of in an inbox.
Document, section and page: the place the finding comes from.
How solid the assessment is sits next to the proposal, not in a footnote.
Who approved, corrected or dismissed what, and on which basis.
The way from a file to a valid finding, in the detail shown on the platform page.
Questionnaires, certificates, audit reports and the contract for one provider.
Every data point is tied to its source; missing data points are reported as gaps.
The system proposes a risk level and shows the passage that supports it.
Your team confirms, corrects or dismisses each finding. Only the approval makes it valid.
It depends on the number and quality of the documents and on the depth of the review, not on the tool. In the pilot we tell you how the time breaks down for you instead of promising a number.
Your team. The system presents findings; only the approval makes them valid. Without approval there is no assessment.
Yes, per finding: confirm, correct or dismiss. Corrections stay visible in the log.
The documents for one provider: questionnaire, certificates, audit reports, contract. Which documents help most is covered in the guide to the documents.
We show the first run on your documents and discuss whether a pilot makes sense.
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