A connectivity audit of your own institutions
A written review of how much of your product rests on one connectivity provider. You give us the institutions and countries that matter; we compare, from provider documentation and what you tell us, how more than one provider reaches them, how failures and re-authentication would surface in your application, and what a change of provider would touch. No access to your systems.
What the audit answers
Three questions that are difficult to answer from inside a single provider relationship, because from inside one its limits look like the shape of the market.
Provider dependence
Which parts of your application would have to change if the provider underneath changed, and how much of that is avoidable.
Failure and re-linking
What happens when a connection breaks or needs re-authentication, how your users find out, and whether a second route could keep them connected.
Operational duplication
The consent handling, re-authentication logic, error mapping and dashboards you are maintaining once per provider.
How it runs
Three steps. The audit is a piece of work with an output, not an introductory call with a slide deck.
You tell us what you connect to
The institutions, countries and account types that matter to your product, how you reach them today, and what happens when a connection breaks. A list is enough to start.
We look at it against more than one provider
From provider documentation and what you tell us: how each route handles those institutions, how failures and re-authentication reach your application, and what moving to another provider would involve. Where documentation cannot answer a question, the report says so.
You get a written report
Where you depend on a single provider, how connection failures and re-linking are handled, and where the same operational work is being done more than once. The report is yours whether or not anything follows.
Request an audit
Everything here is optional except the parts we need to do the work. We read every submission ourselves.
VEREA is in early access and the design partner programme is open. If we are not the right fit we will say so.
Thank you. Your request has reached us. A person reads and answers every submission.
Questions
- What does the audit cost?
- Nothing. It is free for companies we are considering for the design partner programme, and there is no commitment attached to it.
- What do you need from us?
- The institutions, countries and account types that matter, and a rough sense of how many active connections you run. That is the whole input.
- Do you need access to our systems or our customer data?
- No. The audit is done from the list you give us and public provider documentation. We do not ask for credentials, production access or any end-user data.
- Which providers do you compare?
- We do not publish provider names on this site. The report names the providers we compared for your institutions and explains why we chose those ones.
- What happens after the report?
- If the findings matter to you and the fit looks right, we talk about the design partner programme. If not, the report is still yours and nothing else follows.