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7Analytica

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A record you can check.

7Analytica makes it ordinary to check how a conclusion about world events was reached. We hold ourselves to the same standard we ask of the reporting in it.

Details: Why 7Analytica exists

Why 7Analytica exists

Why we exist

7Analytica exists to make it ordinary to check how a conclusion about world events was reached. We build the record, and we hold ourselves to the same standard we ask of the reporting in it.

Portrait of Bhuvan Chandra Dabbara, Founder of 7Analytica, in a dark suit and tie

01 Founder

Bhuvan Chandra Dabbara

Bhuvan leads 7Analytica and sets the rules it is held to: describe, never conclude; show the inputs; keep the correction.

Details: More from the founder

More from the founder

He built the company on a simple premise. People who brief others on world events should be able to show how they reached what they said, and the tools they use should make that ordinary rather than exceptional.

02 Our story

It began with the question, how do you know?

People who brief others on world events keep being asked how they know. 7Analytica keeps the answer: a dated record of who said what, with the sources.

1subjectGeopolitics and borders, kept narrow

8zonesRegions, each with a heat reading

6axesWho, what, when, where, why, how

Details: How 7Analytica began

How 7Analytica began

People who brief others on world events are asked a simple question again and again: how do you know? Too often the honest answer is a pile of tabs, a screenshot and a memory of what a page said last Tuesday.

7Analytica began from that gap. The reporting exists, and so do the documents and statements behind it. What is missing is a careful, dated record that keeps each claim attached to where it came from, and keeps the earlier wording when a page changes.

We build that record. Today it covers one subject, geopolitics and borders, and a narrow subject lets us keep it carefully. The B2B MVP rolling out soon adds three more.

03 Where we are

Four stages, and the one we are in.

We show only the stages we can stand behind. Spark and Blueprint are done, the working demo is where we are now, and the B2B MVP is next.

  1. Spark

    Done

    A record that keeps claims attached to their sources, and keeps what a page said when it was relied upon.

  2. Blueprint

    Done

    Reference numbers, one time zone, named score inputs and a captured edit history, settled before the interface.

  3. Working demo

    Now

    The wire, dispatches, the forensic record, the world monitor, the executive brief and the agent, built on that model and reading live data from real sources.

  4. B2B MVP

    Next

    Telemetry, claim reconciliation, signed evidence bundles and more sectors, for organisations. Rolling out soon.

Details: The four stages in words

The four stages in words

  1. Spark (Done). A record that keeps claims attached to their sources, and keeps what a page said when it was relied upon.
  2. Blueprint (Done). Reference numbers, one time zone, named score inputs and a captured edit history, settled before the interface.
  3. Working demo (Now). The wire, dispatches, the forensic record, the world monitor, the executive brief and the agent, built on that model and reading live data from real sources.
  4. B2B MVP (Next). Telemetry, claim reconciliation, signed evidence bundles and more sectors, for organisations. Rolling out soon.

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01Working toward

What we are working toward.

The B2B MVP is rolling out soon, with new features and attributes. The full list is on the roadmap.

Telemetry signals
Physical-world movement and flow data read alongside the reporting, so a claim can be checked against what was observed.
Claim reconciliation
A checkable claim set against the matching observation, with the method and window stated.
Signed evidence bundles
Findings delivered as signed, typed entries under a chain of custody that you can verify yourself.
More sectors and attributes
Economics and finance, energy and commodities, infrastructure and logistics, and geopolitics and borders, joined as one event where one occurrence touches all four. The longer plan is 15 sectors; the others are not named yet.
An MCP server and a self-serve API
So agents and developers can use 7Analytica directly. Both are planned and neither is built.
02Mission

Evidence first, conclusion last.

  1. 01

    Say what the evidence shows.

    Reporting on world events moves fast and carries frames. We keep the facts, the attributions and the inferences apart and say which is which.

  2. 02

    Let people check.

    Every claim links to its source, every score lists its inputs, every edit is kept. A reader who disagrees should be able to see exactly where.

  3. 03

    Leave the judgement with the reader.

    We do not issue verdicts. The people who answer for a decision are the people who should make it.

03Principles

Six rules we can be held to.

They apply to 7Analytica itself, to this website and to how we describe ourselves.

6rules

Describe, never conclude.
Principle 01
Describe, never conclude
7Analytica reports the state of the evidence.
Show the inputs
No score without its working.
Date everything
A reference number and a time in your zone on every record.
Keep the correction
Edits are captured and kept, announced or not.
Stay calm
No alarm where the evidence is thin.
Claim only what is true of us
No customers, certifications or figures we cannot show.
04Habits
  • Describe, never conclude
  • Show the inputs
  • Date everything
  • Keep the correction
  • Stay calm
  • Claim only what is true of us
05Company

Company details.

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