Prediction-Market Intelligence
A research prototype for monitoring event-contract markets, extracting relationships between questions, and detecting pricing inconsistencies between logically related outcomes.
A Vienna-based consultancy
We help organisations modernise data-heavy workflows in controlled, practical steps. Our work usually starts where important information is pulled from diverse sources whose structure can be leveraged to make search, monitoring, review, and decision-making more reliable, auditable and profitable.
Spreadsheets, APIs, proprietary databases and public data brought into one working structure without pretending the inputs are clean.
Direct technical judgement, tight scope, and small first releases for teams that need progress without a large consultancy process.
Applications backed by data models, ingestion paths, search, and retrieval patterns that can be maintained after the first release.
Our speciality is turning valuable information spread across sources, formats, or manual processes into focused systems people can search, monitor, and use day to day. BriefIQ is a good fit when you know the business problem, but need help shaping the right technical response.
You get senior technical judgement, practical delivery, and a clear first build without hiring an internal engineering team or committing to a platform larger than the problem justifies.
Discuss your workflowBriefIQ's own systems are the clearest evidence of the operating pattern: ingest changing source material, structure the useful entities and events, keep users close to the evidence, and expose the parts that help them decide what to review next.
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A research prototype for monitoring event-contract markets, extracting relationships between questions, and detecting pricing inconsistencies between logically related outcomes.