Integrity Intelligence
Every book checked before publication. Every time.
Checks run
21
Every one exportable
Structural audit
0.75s
Measured, whole file
Audit surfaces
4
Structural, two profiles, gas
Fuels
2
Electricity & gas
Every finding
Cited
Fact, threshold, cell
Verdict
Before
Not after it ships
See it run
One file in, a verdict out — and the cell behind every flag.
Presented by James, the Energy OSX digital presenter.
The job today
The errors that ship are the ones no one is looking for.
The file is bigger than the check
A full book runs to tens of thousands of priced cells across profile, region, band and term. Any check that depends on a person reading it is a sample, not an audit — however good the person.
The worst defects look ordinary
A stripped decimal turns 21.5 into 215. It breaks no formula, trips no error, and sits in a spreadsheet looking exactly like a price. It is found by the broker who quotes it.
"It looked right" is not a defence
When a bad book reaches the market, the question is what was checked and how. A verdict you can point at — the cell, the threshold, the reason — is a different conversation from a sign-off you remember giving.
How it works
One upload, one pass, and a result you can hand to someone else.
01 — Upload
The book as it stands
Your price book, in the shape you already produce it. The format is detected and read in one pass — electricity or gas, no reformatting, no template to fill in first.
02 — Audit
Twenty-one checks, in seconds
The file is interrogated on its own terms — against its own internal logic, not against anyone else's book. The structural pass takes under a second.
03 — Flag
Pass or fail, per check
Each check returns a plain result. Nothing is a hunch: a flag exists because a measured fact crossed a stated threshold, and both are shown alongside it.
04 — Defend
Down to the cell
Every failing check exports the offending rows, with a preview on screen before you download. You can put the cell in front of the person who asks, rather than the summary.
The mechanism in one line: it audits one file on its own terms. No market feed, no comparison against anyone else, nothing that needs a rival's book to work. The only thing it holds your price book to is its own internal logic — which is why the answer arrives before you publish, not after.
Proof
Most checks tell you something is wrong. The useful ones tell you where, and why, in terms you can repeat to your manager without going back to the tool.
Every finding carries three things, and it carries them into the export:
Coverage
Electricity
Non-Half-Hourly
Single-rate and day/night books, audited across profile, region, band and term — each profile on its own surface, so a defect is located, not just reported.
Gas
Audited in its own right
Gas books get their own audit surface and their own checks, not electricity's rules applied sideways. Product variants are carried through and never conflated.
The record
Every audit kept
Each run is stored, so the answer to "what did we check, and when" is a lookup rather than a memory. The findings export is the same file weeks later.
The errors that reach the market are the ones nobody was looking for.
Integrity Intelligence · Verify. Validate. Trust.One file, on its own terms
No market data, no rival's book, nothing external to buy or wait for. It holds your book to its own internal logic.
Before, not after
The audit runs while the file is still yours to change. Every other version of this check happens once a broker has quoted it.
Citable, not impressionistic
Fact, threshold, cell. A finding survives being questioned by someone who wasn't in the room.
We'll audit it and send back the findings — the fact, the threshold and the cell for anything that fails. Then you tell us whether you'd have caught it.