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Intuition is an internal decision-support logic showcased within iq.dev, aimed at identity verification, KYB/KYC, and underwriting review scenarios. It takes workflow tags, reason codes, and third-party provider-native signals, maps those raw signals into unified canonical concepts, aggregates them into more understandable underwriting insights, and finally recommends next steps for reviewers or applicants.
Based on the main text, its core is not a general-purpose IDE or API platform, but a risk-review signal interpretation layer. The system has four stages: raw signal input, canonical concept normalization, insight aggregation, and action recommendation. For collaboration, Google Sheet is used for team comments and proposed changes, repo files serve as the production source of truth, and the Intuition UI presents the final review-support experience. The mapping library covers providers such as Socure, Alloy, ID Analytics, Lexis Nexis Instant ID, and Middesk KYB/MCC/NAICS, indicating that its main value lies in unified interpretation of risk signals from multiple data sources.
The documentation mentions canonical-schema/mappings/concept_dictionary.csv and provider mapping CSVs in the repo, but does not state whether the repository is public, whether self-hosting is supported, or whether there are APIs, SDKs, permission controls, audit logs, or automated release mechanisms. As a result, it currently looks more like an internal specification and workflow description than a developer tool that can be purchased or integrated directly.
The crawled content contains no pricing, plans, trial, payment method, or SLA information, and no external support channels are provided. If used as an internal system, its cost-effectiveness depends on the team’s existing provider data and maintenance costs. If intended for third-party use, the currently available public information is insufficient for procurement evaluation.
Its strengths are a clear abstraction model: it can compress complex provider signals into concepts, insights, and actions, helping human reviewers understand the reasons behind risk decisions. The workflow of spreadsheet collaboration plus repository-based publishing is also suitable for small teams to maintain. Its weaknesses are unclear product maturity and missing information around automation, scalability, compliance, and developer access. It is best suited to internal risk teams that already use multiple identity verification or risk-control providers and need unified review semantics.
The main text does not provide network availability information, so access to iq.dev from mainland China cannot be determined and is marked as unknown. If stable access is not available, alternatives include using Socure, Alloy, Middesk, LexisNexis, Persona, or Onfido directly, or building a similar review interpretation layer in-house based on a rules engine and mapping tables.
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