Start vendor review without waiting for a live call.
Start with the trust, service, benchmark, public health, and technical materials most procurement teams ask for first.
Open the public benchmark and research pages.
Review trust, service levels, and the public health endpoint.
Request a benchmark package and assign the commercial owner.
Do you complete vendor security questionnaires?
Yes. Gramm can complete a buyer questionnaire and provide trust, status, and SLA materials during vendor review.
Is there a public status page?
Yes. Procurement and technical reviewers can use the public health endpoint to view forecast freshness, active grids, and current API status.
How quickly do backtest requests receive a response?
Enterprise backtest requests are routed to an owner with an initial response target of one business day.
What documents are available during evaluation?
Available materials include the public accuracy page, research and reproducibility framework, trust center, public health endpoint, SLA page, and a market-specific benchmark package.
Can Gramm support enterprise contracting?
Yes. Enterprise plans can include procurement review, custom commercial terms, and contract-specific service levels.
Where should procurement start?
Start with the accuracy benchmark and research pages, then move to the trust, SLA, and public health materials while the technical team reviews the API surface.
Review materials
Use one package for vendor review.
The procurement path should start with benchmark evidence, then security controls, service levels, API materials, and commercial ownership.
Infrastructure providers, encryption, access controls, and available security materials.
Support tiers, availability targets, incident communication, and Enterprise terms.
Vendor review sequence, required inputs, documents, and response expectations.
SSO, custom delivery, negotiated SLA, onboarding, and named engineering contact.