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EvidenceIQ

Purpose-built AI for automated skills validation against SFIA 9

Meet EvidenceIQ:
Your Always-On Skills Validation Agent

Most vendors rushed to bolt on AI. We waited — and built it right.

SkillsTX took a considered approach to AI, focusing on proven value, not hype. The result? EvidenceIQ — an Agenic AI that autonomously reviews user-submitted evidence against SFIA 9 skill definitions.

With its own skill profile, it can be assigned to projects like any human — making AI a recognised part of the team, not just a background process.

This is the future of skills intelligence.
Smart teams. Human + AI. Built for impact.

A Little More Background

EvidenceIQ is an Agenic AI built into the SkillsTX platform, designed to autonomously evaluate and provide feedback on evidence submitted by users against the SFIA 9 skill definitions. With zero prompting required, EvidenceIQ classifies the evidence as Poor, OK, or Very Good, and delivers tailored guidance to help users improve their submissions. The results are seamlessly stored alongside the evidence for full transparency and traceability.

But EvidenceIQ goes beyond just reviewing submissions.

As a pseudo-user within SkillsTX, EvidenceIQ is equipped with its own skill profile. This means when forming project teams or allocating resources, EvidenceIQ can be selected just like any other team member. Whether it’s for validating skills across a workforce, reviewing project-related competencies, or acting as a constant quality checkpoint, EvidenceIQ ensures your team is always supported by an expert AI with proven capabilities.

By integrating AI as a recognised digital team member, SkillsTX empowers organizations to build smarter, more balanced teams – blending human expertise with automated intelligence.

Let EvidenceIQ take the complexity out of skill validation – so your people can focus on growing their capabilities, not proving them.

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