What stands behind every Criterica answer.
Each asset below exists to solve a client problem: an outcome estimate specific to the court, a record base that can be traced, and infrastructure owned end to end. Detail is available in diligence.
Outcome, duration, and settlement models built for a specific court and a specific kind of case, so the answer a client receives describes their courtroom rather than a national average. A model is promoted to production only after it clears a temporal-holdout review, and models that do not clear it stay out of client work.
Real filed court and regulatory records, deduplicated on composite source keys with provenance carried through the training pipeline. A client can trace any answer back to the kind of record it was built from.
Judicial assignment is a first-class model feature, which surfaces the venue-level variance that pooled national statistics average away and lets a client price the judge they will actually draw.
Coverage across the common-law jurisdictions where institutional legal capital concentrates, with additional markets in data-ingestion stages.
Criterica Intelligence is developed and owned by Splitifi. The production model fleet, the court-record corpus, and the platform infrastructure are Splitifi-built assets; Criterica is the institutional market identity under which they are organized. No third-party license sits between the platform and its IP.
Methodology and model definitions are documented on the Intelligence site's registry and methodology pages.