Examples
What a record looks like.
Two public extracts: one account read whole, and one supplier bench read whole. Both are shown as read on the stated date. The companies are not named here; the figures are exact and current as at the read date. Names of people are held in the model and shown on a demo.
Account record
A large US retailer
Four buying units, 334 suppliers on the public record and 50 more it cannot see, ten programs in flight, an analytics stack caught mid-migration, both states named in one document, fifteen seats verified in role, and a modeled wallet cross-checked two ways.
Open the recordA large US retailer
CompanyDisclosed
$86.3BProvenanceMethod: Disclosed · confidence 0.95Corroborated across 3 independent channelsAs of: FY ended 30 Jan 2026Disclosed, not modeledrevenue
167,000 employees · 1,759 stores · capex $2.21B, up 15 percent
Who serves it8 years of record
334suppliers on the public record
Plus 50 it cannot see. 15 with evidence inside twelve months.
What is in flightDated
Analytics migrationMigrating · Jun 2026
Customer identity (CIAM)Building · Aug 2026
AI governanceEvaluating · Aug 2026
What it runsInferred
Teradata→ BigQuery
MicroStrategy, CognosSunset
Ping IdentityInvesting
Who decidesVerified in seat
EVP, Chief Digital and Information OfficerSince Sep 2022
VP, AI, Data and GovernanceNew seat · Jun 2025
MD, India engineering centerSince Sep 2020
What it spendsModeled
$0.9Bto $2.6B technology
Top-down and bottom-up agree within 17 percent. Acquisitions carry separate wallets.
Every line carries the method that produced it and the date it was read. Hover a figure.Open the full record →
Supplier map
One US operator, 1,906 suppliers
Every technology services firm placed on the account since 2018, graded on presence and trend, by business unit. Ten current, 307 active, 572 cooling, 1,002 lapsed.
Open the mapAlso in the model, not shown here
A global bank, 456 suppliers, six buying units
A UK bank, where the public record is structurally empty
A US health services group, four buying entities
An Indian conglomerate, five buying units
A streaming service, with its supply panel read whole
Twenty-five aerospace and precision manufacturers, incumbent or greenfield on each