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The census
Every option, one decision model
Census: scores and the rule producing each verdict
Item / publisher
Verdict
Deciding rule
Assessing a product that is not in the census
Name any dataset, software product or service and it will be assessed against the same eight criteria, with a written rationale for each score and an explicit statement of what the assessment is uncertain about. The verdict shown is not produced by the model: it is computed on this page by the rule set currently configured in the Decision rules tab, from the scores the model proposed, so a proposal can be argued with in exactly the way every other item here can. Nothing is written into the census until you accept it, and every score is editable before you do. Research uses current web sources. Every draft retains its sources and review date. Treat vendor claims as evidence to verify and replace pricing assumptions with a quote.
Widening the reconnaissance
A census is never finished, and the most expensive gap in one is always the item nobody thought to look for. This tab asks for candidates in a chosen category, excluding everything already listed, and returns each one scored against the same eight criteria with a rationale. As in the Evaluate tab, the verdict beside each candidate is computed here by the configured rules rather than proposed by the model. Accept the ones worth keeping and the rest are discarded. Research uses live web search, within the shared daily and monthly allowance. Each scan keeps a dated history and source links. Accepting software adds it to the platform landscape as well as the census.
Taking the assessment out of here
The census exports as a comma-separated file with one row per item, carrying the publisher, the category, all eight criterion scores, the weights in force, the weighted total, the rule that fired and the verdict it produced. That is enough for somebody to reproduce every recommendation in a spreadsheet without opening this page, and enough to argue with a single score rather than with the whole conclusion.
The decision rules export separately as JSON, because they are configuration rather than data. Exporting them matters more than it sounds: a set of verdicts whose rules nobody recorded is an opinion wearing the clothes of an analysis, and six months later nobody will be able to tell which it was.
Restore a workspace backup
Import a full JSON backup exported by this app. You will review the replacement before it is saved.