Why Tenzetta exists
More information isn’t
always a better answer.
The hard part often comes after you have the data: deciding what matters, applying that definition consistently and understanding why something made the cut.
A decision layer for
people and agents.
Tenzetta turns supplied material into structured answers. A sales team can screen an account list. An analyst can review documents against a checklist. A coding agent can run the same criteria through an API and use the result.
The common thread is a reviewable contract: your data, your questions, the same rubric for every item, and supporting evidence attached to the answer.
We’re starting with a focused, experimental product. Use the browser to explore a real dataset, keep what’s useful and export the result. Developer access currently uses operator-issued keys.
Try your own dataClarity over a
convincing guess.
Missing evidence stays visible. A score means the criteria you reviewed, not an invented probability. Calculations run in code and retain their contributing rows. When a service fails, the result says so.
This release supports bounded, transient analysis. It does not offer durable background jobs, self-service customer accounts or an enterprise compliance commitment. The limits are part of the product, and we explain them before you integrate.
Read the access model and limits →