Confidential investor briefing · August 2026

Generative AI has broken
trust in written work.

A credible submission no longer proves genuine understanding. Integrevise is building the assessment and competence verification infrastructure institutions now need.

3University pilots completed
1Peer-reviewed publication
87%Found the system easy to use*
2026Digital Universities UK Startup of the Year

A credible submission is no longer reliable evidence.

Generative AI can now produce polished submissions without proving the learner understands the work. As its use becomes near universal, institutions can no longer rely on written work alone.

Detection tools cannot prove understanding. One-to-one oral assessments can, but they require too much academic time to scale. Institutions need a faster, reliable way to verify what each learner knows.

Verify genuine understanding without the manual workload.

Integrevise turns each learner’s submitted work into a short, live oral assessment. It adapts questions in real time, then produces a clear evidence record for institutional review.

01

Add the learner’s work

Upload the submission, assessment brief and marking rubric.

02

Run a live oral assessment

Integrevise conducts a short voice conversation with the learner. Each answer shapes the next question.

03

Review proof of understanding

The institution receives the recording, transcript, flags and scoring rationale in one evidence pack.

Institutional efficiencyOver 90% less academic time
Academic capacity returned~£20,000

for every 100 students

Manual verification400–600 hrs
With IntegreviseUnder 33 hrs
Average returned467 hrs
View calculation and sources
Illustrative whole-provider value~£1.85m

of academic capacity returned across an average UK higher education provider of approximately 9,400 students, assuming one verification per student.

Time returned: the midpoint of 400–600 hours, less 33 hours with Integrevise, equals 467 hours.

Capacity value: 467 hours × £42.11 illustrative loaded academic cost per hour = £19,665, rounded to £20,000.

Whole-provider illustration: 9,400 students ÷ 100 × £19,665 = approximately £1.85 million of academic capacity. This is equivalent to roughly 43,900 hours returned.

The hourly cost uses the midpoint of the University of Bristol’s Grade K lecturer salary range, employer National Insurance, USS pension contributions and a 1,650-hour academic working year. Sector scale uses 2,863,180 students across 304 UK higher education providers in 2024/25.

Illustrative capacity value, not a guaranteed cash saving. The whole-provider figure assumes one verification per student. Actual staffing costs and deployment scope vary by institution.

Validation is converting into commercial pathways.

Integrevise has progressed from discovery and university research into advanced commercial discussions. Two opportunities have senior institutional approval in principle, with budget confirmation and final sign-off now outstanding.

50+problem-discovery conversations with academics and assessment leaders, shaping product fit
Peer-reviewedstudy supporting institutional confidence and commercial adoption
2senior-approved commercial pathways pending budget sign-off
UK + USinstitutional validation
Lindenwood University
Category validation

Peer-reviewed validation is progressing towards paid continuation.

A completed longitudinal pilot produced peer-reviewed research. Senior stakeholders have approved commercial continuation in principle, with budget confirmation and final sign-off now outstanding.

Why it mattersShows a direct route from category validation to paid deployment with the same institution.
Cardiff University
Controlled validation

Controlled validation is progressing towards commercial deployment.

A controlled university study is complete. Senior stakeholders have approved a paid deployment in principle, with budget confirmation and final sign-off now outstanding.

Why it mattersIndependent testing has progressed into an advanced, decision-backed commercial pathway.
Jisc
Sector distribution

A repeatable route to sector-wide distribution.

Integrevise and Jisc are progressing a collaboration agreement and member-institution pilot route through the UK’s sector body for tertiary education technology and digital infrastructure.

Why it mattersJisc’s relationships and procurement routes reduce repeated university buying friction and create a scalable distribution lane.
Microsoft
Enterprise readiness

A future enterprise procurement route is already in place.

Integrevise is listed in Microsoft Marketplace, giving organisations a recognised channel through which to discover and, as deployment matures, purchase the solution.

Why it mattersCreates a path to transact through procurement systems enterprise buyers already use.

Organisation marks are shown for factual identification only.

Three proof points reduce the core investment risks.

Integrevise has moved beyond concept risk. Peer review validates the method, university research is progressing towards paid deployment and learner data supports scaled adoption.

01
Investor questionDoes the method work?

Peer review validates the core method.

A longitudinal Lindenwood University deployment found that verification exposed gaps in understanding that written submissions missed.

Investment signalIndependent evidence strengthens institutional confidence in the method.Read the published study
02
Investor questionWill institutions buy?

Research is converting into buying intent.

Cardiff University’s controlled study has progressed into a senior-approved commercial pathway, pending budget sign-off.

Investment signalShows validation can move into paid institutional deployment.View Cardiff University case study
03
Investor questionCan adoption scale?

Learners use it with low friction.

87% found Integrevise easy to use. Follow-on data recorded 69% positive feedback and 7.8/10 average confidence.

Investment signalSupports rollout across larger cohorts with lower adoption friction.Supporting data available in diligence

This round turns category validation into repeatable deployment.

A £1.2m pre-seed funds the transition from successful institutional validation to 14 institutional contracts and a repeatable commercial engine across higher education and certification.

Commercial inflectionThis investment establishes
  • 14 institutional contracts
  • A repeatable institutional sales motion
  • Proven validation-to-contract conversion
  • Reference customers across higher education
18–24 month runwayPre-seedPlanned September 2026
Target raise£1.2m

From investment thesis to diligence.

Materials are shared in stages as investor conversations and diligence progress.

Investor briefing · Current pageInvestor conversationData roomDiligence Vault
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Investor briefing

This page covers the structural problem, verification layer, category evidence, commercial momentum and round overview.

02After an investor conversation

Data room

Investor deck, full case-study pack, pricing, market entry strategy, milestones, use of funds and high-level financial plan.

03After a qualified conversation

Diligence Vault

Financial model, cap table, legal and corporate records, commercial documentation, IP, security and data-protection materials.

Planned pre-seed · September 2026

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