Market data
Provider-specific observations, identifiers, timestamps and usage boundaries.
SOURCE-SPECIFICData & provenance
Alvetas normalizes entities, events and time while preserving the provider, document, timestamp, transformation and review boundaries institutions need.
Normalization should create coherence without erasing origin.
Coverage depends on contracted providers and institutional requirements. The platform architecture supports these source domains without claiming universal or real-time availability.
Provider-specific observations, identifiers, timestamps and usage boundaries.
SOURCE-SPECIFICPrimary and licensed documents with publisher, version, section and passage context.
SOURCE-SPECIFICSpeaker attribution, prepared remarks, Q&A structure, timing and source rights.
SOURCE-SPECIFICRelease calendars, revisions, units, seasonal context and official-source references.
SOURCE-SPECIFICPublisher boundaries, event normalization, entities, timestamps and narrative relationships.
SOURCE-SPECIFICOrganization-controlled notes, assumptions, models and review states with restricted access.
SOURCE-SPECIFICIllustrative rows show how research-ready context can retain normalized values alongside source-specific evidence.
| Object | Normalized context | Source boundary | Time semantics | Lineage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| evt_01J8 | Macro release revisionEntity, series and release relation | Official statistical release | Released 05:30 UTCPrior period revised | Complete |
| doc_02M4 | Regulatory filingEntity and document type resolved | Primary publisher document | Filed 06:21 UTCCaptured 06:23 UTC | Complete |
| trn_04Q7 | Earnings transcriptSpeaker and section structured | Licensed transcript feed | Event time alignedCorrection state visible | Versioned |
| res_08V1 | Internal assumptionLinked entity, theme and owner | Restricted institutional context | Reviewed 31 days agoReview due | Restricted |
Data layer architecture
Entity and event coherence sits above provider-specific acquisition. Provenance and policy metadata travel through research objects to delivery.
Research-ready data requires more than a value. The context around that value determines whether it can be interpreted, compared and governed responsibly.
Provider, publisher, primary-document and internal-research contexts remain distinguishable.
Event time, release time, capture time, revision time and review time are stored separately.
Extraction, normalization and research transformations carry a visible method and version.
Approved uses and access constraints can travel with the object into downstream systems.
Institutional access
Map the providers, internal sources, rights constraints and time semantics that the context layer must preserve.
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