Evidence is required
Every material claim points to public evidence or a documented attribution source. Transaction claims include the relevant reference.
Integrity
The rules behind the result.
Heist's usefulness depends on whether users can trust how a result was produced. These commitments apply to product alerts, rankings, explanations, and the public Record.
Commitments
Facts first. Context visible. You decide.
Detection is deterministic
Versioned code evaluates published event rules. A language model does not set critical severity or authorize a transaction.
Payment cannot change a result
No paid placement. Payment cannot increase confidence, reduce severity, hide evidence, or suppress a correction.
Conflicts are disclosed
Relevant Heist, partner, affiliate, and employee interests are disclosed. Employees are restricted from trading around material alerts.
Corrections do not erase history
When an explanation changes or an error is corrected, the earlier record remains visible with its timestamp and reason.
Alert volume is constrained
Severity and notification limits are designed around relevance, not engagement. Quiet periods remain quiet.
Users approve every trade
An alert never becomes an automatic transaction. Every future trade requires a fresh review and explicit approval.
Limits remain visible
Heist publishes coverage, freshness, outages, known misses, and relevant methodology changes.