Proof, not promises
Press the button. The full suite runs in your browser, right now, against the same engine that reads your report. Every rule gets a case where it must fire and a case where it must stay silent.
Why this page exists. "Attorney-level accuracy" is a claim. This is a demonstration. A rule that only fires when it should is worth something; a rule that fires on everything is a fee generator. So each rule is tested in both directions, and the negative cases matter more than the positive ones — they are what stop this thing from inventing findings to look busy.
One of these tests caught a real bug during the build: a company-name matcher that could not see that Acme Bank, N.A. and ACME BANK NA are the same company — which is precisely how a duplicate tradeline slips past a cross-bureau check unnoticed. It was found here, then fixed. That is what the suite is for.