Contract Intelligence
Score™.
Score any cross-border contract 1–100 on dispute-readiness. Buyer: banks, PE funds, trade finance teams, insurers. Methodology: DPC Standard v1.0. The DPC expressed as a number.
Banks already buy third-party scores every day.
Credit scores. ESG scores. Country risk scores. A dispute-readiness score on a cross-border contract fits directly into that workflow. They evaluate the methodology — not the age of the institution. KBRA was founded in 2010 and rates billions in structured finance.
The CIS™ methodology is DPC Standard v1.0 — six checkpoints, published weightings, auditable. Revenue is decoupled from disputes: a bank buys a CIS™ on every counterparty contract regardless of whether anything goes wrong.
Published methodology. No black box.
The CIS™ derives directly from DPC Standard v1.0. Six checkpoints, scored 0–100 with published weightings. Freely available at theunione.org/dpc-standard. No black box.
DPC Standard v1.0 → theunione.org/dpc-standardWhat the score means.
Each CIS™ report includes the composite score, an overall rating band, a per-dimension breakdown, and a written risk flag summary identifying the highest-priority issues for remediation before the contract is executed.
Three access models.
All three tiers use the same six-checkpoint methodology. The tier determines volume, turnaround, and access level.
Submit your contract for scoring.
Email to contact@theunione.org. Full CIS™ score returned within 7 business days. Confidential. UNIONE™ data protection protocol applies.
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