Company · Evidence
We do not publish client names.
Most technology vendors in this industry put logos on a page. We do not, for a reason that should reassure rather than worry you: a firm running its brokerage on our stack usually does not want that public, and we treat their confidentiality the way we would treat yours. Here is what we can give you instead, and how to get it.
- What it is
- A description of the evidence available during evaluation: reference conversations, architecture review, security questionnaires, and a demo configured against your own requirements.
- Who it is for
- Firms in procurement or due diligence who need more than marketing copy.
- Why it matters
- Anonymised metrics are unverifiable, and named logos are a confidentiality problem. A conversation with an actual client is worth more than either.
- How it connects
- Every item below is something a named person will actually do, not a document we send.
- What happens next
- Tell us what evidence your process requires and we will say plainly what we can and cannot provide. info@777raptor.com
None published, deliberately.
We have not published anonymised metrics, because a figure you cannot verify is not evidence — and we have not published client names, because our clients did not agree to that. What we will do is put you on a call with one of them.
What we can give you instead
Reference conversations
Arranged case by case with the client’s written agreement. A real call with a firm operating the platform, not a testimonial we wrote.
Architecture review
Your engineers, our engineers, the data model and the failure modes. Bring the awkward questions — what happens when a feed goes stale or a provider rejects.
Security due diligence
Send your questionnaire. We answer what we can evidence and state clearly where we cannot, rather than returning a document of green ticks.
Configured demo
Your instruments, your session hours, your risk limits — including breaching one deliberately so you can read the refusal it produces.
Sandbox access
Scoped API keys against simulated data, so your developers can judge the integration before commercials are discussed.
Written scope
A scope document and a number, not a sequence of discovery calls.
Tell us what your process needs
Procurement processes differ. Tell us what yours requires as evidence and we will tell you straight away whether we can provide it.