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Overview

Data grades

Every dataset carries one of four grades, derived from its real availability and source — not hand-set.

The four grades

Across the 61 sellable datasets, each is graded so you can tell at a glance how finished and how directly-sourced it is.

  • Verified (28) — official source, available, coverage confirmed.
  • Derived (13) — computed from official data (e.g. ratios, indicators).
  • Reference (18) — lookup / master data with no verifiable time series.
  • Building (2) — roadmap — shown for transparency, not yet callable.

How a grade is derived

A grade is computed from the dataset's availability status and its canonical source role. It is not frozen in copy: when a dataset's real status changes, its grade — and its colour in the sidebar — changes with it.

Verified grade vs value-level reconciliation

"Verified" here means official + available + coverage-confirmed. It is not the stronger per-value / per-symbol reconciliation claim — that verification surface is still being built and is intentionally not shown until it produces real verified dates.

English is a semantic rewrite, not a machine translation.

On this page

  • The four grades
  • How a grade is derived
  • Verified grade vs value-level reconciliation