Trust is not a claim. It is a set of structural rules this product actually follows. Here is exactly how.
Every recommendation comes from a deterministic scoring model, not a language model. The same input always produces the same score.
Every material claim is tied to a specific input or a specific evidence source, never presented as opinion dressed up as fact.
Where AI helps explain a recommendation, it narrates facts the scoring engine already computed. It cannot change a score or invent a claim.
Where evidence is limited, the result says so explicitly, as an assumption, never disguised as a certainty.
Your organization's decisions are isolated at the database level. No other organization can read them, by design, not by policy alone.
Every result includes what would have to change for the recommendation to flip, so you can stress test it yourself, not just accept it.
Read the full independence rules for how vendor neutrality is enforced.