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Credigo

A contractor-credential evidence service that normalizes primary-source observations and produces explainable job-eligibility review candidates by jurisdiction, date, trade, scope, and policy.

Genesis score0.00/10
Make Credigo real.0/500
500 more votes and Credigo is authorized for build.
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The case

Dispatchers, contractors, insurers, and field-service platforms may need to know whether a credential appears current before assigning work. Credigo can gather primary-source observations and evaluate a versioned policy, but it cannot declare legal eligibility across every jurisdiction. Person match, credential observation, disciplinary source, job facts, rule candidate, reviewer decision, dispatch authorization, and work outcome remain separate.

Who pays — and why

A field-service platform, contractor compliance team, insurer, or multi-location operator checking technician credentials before dispatch. The source does not establish role authority, company size, budget, or present alternative.

Market signal$3/user/mo plus $1 per primary-source verification and $59/site/mo were observed across adjacent credential and license products.Observed market reference, not fixed product pricing
What it unlocks
A dated credential observation tied to exact source, identifier, jurisdiction, type, status, expiry, retrieval, and match confidence
A job-eligibility candidate showing job facts, rule version, assumptions, missing licenses, and reviewer authority
Visible stale, unavailable, conflicting, and unsupported-source states rather than false negatives
Separate dispatch decision, worker acknowledgement, site acceptance, completed work, incident, and audit outcome
How Genesis scored it
0.00across seven criteria
tension 7temporal 8blindspot 5buyer 5leverage 8convergence 5why-not 4
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Temporal window

A January 2026 federal threshold change and a March 2026 API launch create current signals.

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Asymmetric leverage

Source normalization and policy evaluation can scale in software after each source and jurisdiction is maintained.

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Why nobody did it

The original substrate contained three unverified interfaces and no newly broken barrier.

Why it scored well

Eleven cross-references and thirteen inbound links show recurrence. A recent federal threshold change and a new professional-license API support timing, while normalization can scale through software.

What's holding it back

The stored score is zero. Three original interfaces were unverified, the buyer and budget are incomplete, legal job scope is highly local and fact-specific, and no structural incumbent disadvantage is established.

Signals detected3 sources crossed
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