BuyerRecon
Which website behaviour deserves sales attention?
Surfaces anonymous buyer-motion evidence from B2B traffic. Separates credible commercial signals from noise, so teams act on what the data supports rather than what the dashboard suggests.
Commercial Verification Framework
Commercial Verification Framework
The Keigen framework explains how evidence sources, confidence grades, product layers, and evidence reports fit together before a commercial action is taken.
This page answers
- What is Keigen's framework and how does it organise evidence?
- What does each product layer verify?
- What are evidence levels and confidence grades?
- What is an evidence pack and when does it apply?
- How does this framework support trusted AI-agent work?
Architecture
Framework diagram
Keigen / AMS — Commercial Verification Framework
Keigen / AMS
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+-- BuyerRecon
| Buyer-motion evidence for B2B websites
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+-- RealBuyerGrowth + Verified Draw
| Real buyer growth evidence for ecommerce campaigns
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+-- Fidcern + Verified Draw
| Enterprise campaign evidence across online, offline,
| partner, sponsor, and reward surfaces
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+-- TimeToPoint
Evidence layer for trusted AI agents, vendors,
and human-AI work
Product layers
What each layer verifies
RealBuyerGrowth
Which ecommerce growth deserves to count?
Monitors real buyer growth evidence for ecommerce campaigns. Distinguishes genuine growth from inflated metrics so campaign decisions are grounded in evidence.
Fidcern
Which enterprise campaign entries, partners, outcomes, and rewards deserve to count?
Governs campaign evidence across online, offline, partner, sponsor, and reward surfaces. Provides a single evidence layer for entries, outcomes, and value release.
Verified Draw
Which reward or value release can be trusted?
Ensures that draw mechanics, prize allocations, and value-release events produce reviewable evidence that auditors and compliance teams can verify.
TimeToPoint
What did the AI, human, or vendor do — under what authority, within what scope, and should it be counted or paid?
Creates an evidence layer for distributed work. Records actions, authority, scope, and outcome so acceptance and payment decisions are grounded in auditable evidence.
Evidence levels
Three levels of evidence depth
Each Keigen product operates at one or more evidence levels. The level determines the depth of verification, the controls applied, and the output format.
Level 1 — Commercial Evidence Report
A diagnostic report that surfaces what current data is made of. No integration required.
- BuyerRecon evidence report
- RBG Standard growth report
- AI Traffic report
Level 2 — Evidence with Controls
Ongoing monitoring with verification controls applied to campaigns, growth metrics, and partner activity.
- RBG Extended monitoring
- Fidcern enterprise campaigns
Level 3 — Full Evidence Pack
A complete evidence pack with audit trail, confidence grades, and verifiable records for compliance, value release, and AI-agent work.
- Verified Draw
- TimeToPoint
- AI Evidence Agent
Confidence grades
How findings are graded
Every finding in a Keigen evidence report carries a confidence grade. The grade reflects the strength of the supporting signals and the certainty of the conclusion.
High
Strong, consistent signals from multiple independent sources. The finding is well-supported and can inform decisions with confidence.
Medium
Signals are present but not fully corroborated. The finding is directionally reliable but should be reviewed before high-stakes action.
Low
Limited or partial evidence. The finding flags an area worth investigating, but the evidence does not yet support a firm conclusion.
Insufficient
Not enough data to form a graded finding. The signal may be absent, too noisy, or outside the scope of the current evidence layer.
Boundaries
Evidence pack boundaries
Keigen does not apply a full evidence pack to every product. A Level 1 report is a commercial evidence review — it surfaces what the current evidence can and cannot support. A full evidence pack (Level 3) applies only where the use case demands auditability, compliance-grade records, or verifiable value release.
The depth of evidence applied to a deployment depends on the commercial context, the risk profile, and the regulatory environment. Most teams start with a Level 1 evidence review and extend scope only when the first report justifies it.
Choose the first evidence report.
The framework explains how Keigen grades confidence. Evidence services are the first fixed-scope way to apply that logic to a real commercial question.