01What an output is
An intelligence output — a brief, report, evidence map, signal, or dashboard — is structured decision support: evidence gathered, graded, and organised so a qualified person can decide with clarity. It is not professional advice, not a recommendation to buy, sell, treat, or hire, and not a substitute for the judgment of the people accountable for the decision.
02Human accountability
Every output we deliver is designed to be reviewed, challenged, and owned by a human decision-maker. Where AI systems contribute to analysis, a person at eSora reviews the material before it is delivered, and a person on your side remains accountable for acting on it.
03No automated decisions about individuals
We do not make automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects about individuals. Matching, scoring, or screening performed by ecosystem products is decision support for human reviewers, within the governance boundaries described in Responsible AI.
04Sources and citation
Outputs cite their sources under our Source discipline: claims trace to named evidence, and what we could not verify is marked as such. AI-generated analysis is checked against those sources before delivery; unverifiable statements are removed or labelled.
05Confidence and limitations
Where we express confidence, it follows the levels in our Confidence framework. Evidence has limits: availability, recency, and source independence all constrain what an output can claim. Those limits are stated, not smoothed over.
06Use restrictions
Outputs are delivered for the stated purpose and audience. Do not republish them as standalone advice, present them to third parties as guarantees of outcome, or use them as the sole basis for decisions about individuals. Corrections and material updates follow our Corrections policy.