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One evidence engine.
Four decisions it defends.

Every Veriqa engagement runs the same discipline — claims graded against a classical baseline, every line sourced, nothing reaching a Proceed verdict without a comparator. What changes is the decision in front of you. Pick the one you own.

01 · Choose your decision

Four fronts, one referee.

Each solution is a first-class engagement with its own inputs, outputs and buyer — built on the same neutral evidence layer.

02 · Compare at a glance

The four solutions on one screen.

Same engine, four buyers, four decision shapes. The matrix below puts inputs, outputs, who buys, when to engage, scope, standards and adjacent workflows side by side — so you don't have to read four pages to know which is yours.

Solution Inputs Outputs Who buys When to engage Typical scope Standards / frameworks Adjacent workflow
Investors & corp-dev Company memo, pitch deck, papers, patents, public roadmap Verdict memo + evidence table + IP & team check VC IC, corp-dev, growth equity, family office Pre-IC; quantum thesis you must defend 1–2 weeks · single target · brief or pilot arXiv, patent corpora, public roadmaps IC memo, board deck, investment committee
Security / PQC Cryptographic inventory, network diagrams, data-shelf-life model Phased migration plan + HNDL-prioritized roadmap CISO, head of crypto, regulated-industry sec lead Migration clock running; FIPS 203/204/205 mandate 3–6 weeks · org-wide inventory · pilot or workspace NIST FIPS 203/204/205, CNSA 2.0, NSM-10 SOC 2 audit prep, crypto-agility roadmap, GRC tooling
Pharma & R&D Computational claim, pre-print, vendor materials, simulation logs Patent-ready evidence package + classical comparator R&D director, head of computational chemistry, CSO Before synthesis ramp; before IND-enabling investment 2–4 weeks · one program · brief or pilot FEP+ / DFT / MD baselines, TRL, CASF IND-enabling package, patent filing support
Defense & dual-use Vendor materials, public DoD program docs, open-source claims TRL-honest readiness memo + classical comparator Program manager, PEO, defense procurement, primes Before procurement commitment; readiness review 2–6 weeks · unclassified open sources only TRL 1–9, NIST PQC, CNSA 2.0, NSM-10 Program review, capability assessment, RFP scoping

Same engine across all four — what changes is the decision in front of you. See an illustrative sample brief for each vertical →

03 · Pick yours

Three questions, one starting point.

If you read the matrix and still aren't sure, answer these three.

  1. What kind of decision are you defending?

    An investment or acquisitionInvestors & corp-dev. A migration deadline or cryptographic riskSecurity / PQC. An R&D investment or synthesis rampPharma & R&D. A procurement, program, or capability assessmentDefense & dual-use.

  2. Do you need a one-shot brief, or a recurring workspace?

    Most engagements start as a fixed-price brief. If the decision recurs (a portfolio, an inventory, an ongoing program) it converts into a pilot, then a workspace. See pricing for tiers.

  3. Still on the fence?

    Send the decision in plain English. We respond with scope and a fixed price usually within two business days. Request a brief →

02 · What every engagement shares

The discipline is the product.

Whichever front you are on, the method underneath is identical — that is what makes a Veriqa verdict portable across an IC, a board, a security committee or a program review.

The classical-baseline gate

No advantage claim raises a verdict without a named benchmark, a problem size and a classical comparator. Missing any → it is flagged needs-baseline and cannot reach Proceed. The software enforces it.

Sourced, with confidence

Every line carries a citation and a confidence — how strongly that source supports the sub-claim, not a probability the claim is true. Nothing is asserted on vibes.

Drafted, then reviewed

Every customer-facing report stays in draft until an internal reviewer approves it against a written credential standard. The verdict you receive is one someone is accountable for.

03 · Not sure which fits?

Start from the decision, not the technology.

Deciding whether to back, buy or partner with a quantum company? That is investor & corp-dev diligence — start there.

On the hook for cryptographic risk and a migration clock? That is the PQC / security track.

Evaluating a molecular-design or simulation claim? Pharma & R&D evidence packaging.

Assessing a sensing, PNT, comms or dual-use program? Defense & dual-use readiness.

Still unsure? Send us the company, claim, paper or program and we will tell you which engagement fits — and scope it.

What you get back

  • A Proceed / Monitor / Require-further-diligence verdict
  • Three scores: maturity, urgency, hype-risk
  • An evidence table — every claim sourced & graded
  • Missing-evidence flags and a validation plan
  • An auditable, machine-readable export

Bring us the decision you have to defend.

Tell us the company, claim, paper or program. We respond with scope and a fixed price usually within two business days.