Company evidence tabs and evidence reports
Five new tabs on the company profile present the underlying source data directly, each with a matching PDF report.
The company profile has gained five new tabs, and with them a second way of looking at any company on your watchlist.
Until now Senserity gave you an assessment: over 720 automated checks across nine risk categories, weighted and scored into a single A–E grade. That is still there and unchanged. What is new is the evidence underneath it, presented directly.
The five evidence tabs
Credit. Creditsafe credit rating and risk score, probability of default, recommended credit limit, days beyond terms against the industry benchmark, aged payment behaviour, county court judgements, insolvency events, and group structure. Requires Starter or above.
Financials. Up to five filed accounting periods in a single annual accounts table, grouped into profit and loss, balance sheet, and workforce figures. Each period records its filing type, audit status, and whether the figures came from structured iXBRL data or a PDF, with a link through to the original filing.
People & Governance. Current and former officers with their Companies House identity verification status under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, persons with significant control and their natures of control, and a per-person screening matrix covering sanctions, disqualification, and adverse media.
Compliance & Legal. Certifications and accreditations, statutory disclosures such as modern slavery statements and gender pay gap reporting, ICO registration, and legal exposure including gazette notices and judgements. Requires Self-Assessment or above.
Cyber. Email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), SSL/TLS and certificate posture, HTTP security headers, website and hosting configuration, domain and reputation checks, and certified posture. Requires Self-Assessment or above.
Viewing an evidence tab does not cost credits.
No score, and no advice
These tabs carry no risk score, no grade, and no AI summary. They show what the registers, filings, and scans actually say, with the source identified for every entry.
That is deliberate. A grade is a judgement, and if you are going to rely on one for a procurement decision or an audit response, you need to be able to check the working. The tabs are how you check it.
They also do not offer remediation guidance. Senserity presents evidence and sources; what to do about a missing DMARC record or a lapsed certification depends on your risk appetite and your contract, neither of which the platform can see.
Five matching evidence reports
Each tab has a PDF evidence report containing the same data, so the record you review on screen is the record you can hand to an auditor. Open the Generate Report dialog from an evidence tab and the matching report is preselected.
This takes Senserity from eight report types to thirteen: seven scored assessment reports, five evidence reports, and the attestation completion summary.
Where to read more
Evidence reports explained covers the distinction between scored and unscored output, and when to reach for each. Exploring the company evidence tabs walks through each tab in turn.
One point worth flagging, because it is the most common source of confusion: the Cyber and Compliance & Legal tabs are not the same as the Cyber, Compliance, and Legal risk categories. The categories are scored and feed the grade. The tabs are the underlying record those scores were derived from.