Historical Market References for standardized Assets
TrueCostData reconstructs the market reference of an asset at a specific date using multiple independent market sources. Compare internal valuations, supplier prices or claims estimates against a documented external T-1 market reference.
Why this reference holds up
A market reference is only as useful as its independence and traceability. This is what the reference is built to guarantee.
Independent
No commercial relationship with the sources used. The reference reflects the market — not a single vendor's pricing.
Multi-source
Built from several independent observations, not a single non-challengeable feed.
Reproducible
An external auditor can retrace how the reference was established at the relevant date.
How institutions use it
Insurance / Claims
Compare claims valuations or invoiced prices against an external market reference at the relevant loss date.
Fleet / Leasing
Measure depreciation, residual-value movements and portfolio exposure against observable market movements.
Risk / Audit
Reconstruct historical references and document the market data supporting valuation and control decisions.
Retail / Procurement
Benchmark internal or supplier pricing against independent, multi-source market references.
Start with your own cases
Before any subscription or API integration, we test the reference against a small sample of your existing cases. This makes the gap between your internal value and the external market reference measurable before any technical commitment.
- 20 cases Anonymized input is sufficient.
- 5 days Fixed diagnostic turnaround.
- No integration No subscription or API setup required.
From validation to infrastructure
Once the market reference proves useful on real cases, TrueCostData can support recurring workflows through monitoring and enterprise data integration.
Validate the reference against a small set of real operational cases.
Track relevant market movements and historical references over time.
Integrate validated reference data into recurring institutional workflows.