Asked
Research and survey data.
Data collected by asking people directly.
- Surveys and polling
- Panels and questionnaires
- Interview and study outputs
Foundry
Foundry turns asked, acquired, and observed audience data, plus scoring, population, and predictive models, into documented, validated, AI-ready intelligence foundations.
The point
Audience knowledge rarely arrives as one clean source. It comes from surveys, panels, voter files, consumer data, CRM records, behavioral signals, and models created over time.
Foundry preserves those assets while making them legible: source type, population, methodology, field definitions, value meanings, model purpose, validation notes, lineage, caveats, and version status.
What Foundry governs
Asked
Data collected by asking people directly.
Acquired
Data brought in from partners, vendors, or public and private files.
Observed
Data created by what audiences do, buy, visit, open, or use.
Modeled
Reusable models that describe, score, segment, or estimate an audience.
How it works
Step 1
Bring in datasets, model files, codebooks, questionnaires, weighting notes, methodology docs, and field guides. Wick classifies each asset as asked, acquired, observed, or modeled.
Step 2
Dora drafts what it can read, asks for what is missing, and captures the universe, source method, variable meanings, coded values, model purpose, and interpretation rules.
Step 3
Foundry profiles values, checks completeness, records caveats, versions the asset, and packages the result so people and AI systems can use it without reconstructing context.
Where it goes
Inside Wick
Use Foundry assets as the governed foundation for joins, cuts, tabulations, composites, scoring models, population definitions, and audience propensity analysis.
Outside Wick
Turn governed audience datasets and models into Agent Dossiers, then make them available through the Connectivity Gateway to Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Copilot, Glean, and custom agents.