Search & Match
Find partners your audience actually follows.
- Set criteria
- Use independent data
- Build a qualified shortlist
Every sponsorship decision pulls from data that rarely agrees with itself. Sailias brings it together: you lock what good looks like up front, judge every option the same way, and get a confidence score you can actually explain.
Most sponsorship measurement fails because the goalposts move after you start. Sailias asks you to set four things up front: the audience you actually care about, what you want the sponsorship to do, the timeframe it has to do it in, and proof the audience was genuinely reached. Once those are locked, they can't be quietly rewritten to flatter the result. Every number that follows is measured against what you committed to at the start. That discipline is what makes the evidence hold up when someone questions it.
Find partners your audience actually follows.
Every option, measured the same way.
One record, from contract to renewal.
The reasoning layer behind each score, written in plain language your team can repeat in the room.
An evidence store for documents, proposals, audience data, performance records, and approvals.
A confidence score isn't a verdict; it's a readout you can trace. It tells you how much weight the evidence behind an option can carry, and it always shows its working: which inputs drove it, and where the evidence is strong or thin. Nothing is a black box. If a score is lower than you'd like, you can see exactly why, and what would lift it.
Not all evidence is equal, and Sailias grades it so you don't have to. Independently sourced, audited data counts for more than a self-reported number on a slide. By grading evidence the way serious research disciplines do, Sailias makes sure a confident-looking claim can't sit on top of weak proof.
Under the surface is a rigorous, published methodology, built on established principles for grading evidence and measuring marketing outcomes. You don't need to read any of it to use Sailias. But when a decision gets challenged, it's there, and every number traces back to it.
Sailias Intelligence is the layer that explains why a score is what it is, drawing on the specific audience data, objective fit, and evidence behind it, in plain language you can repeat in the room.
This opportunity scores highly because the target audience overlaps strongly with the brand objective. The main weakness is limited recent performance proof.
The Vault holds everything that matters from your side of the partnership: documents, proposals, audience data, performance records. It stays yours. Your data is never used to train shared models and never feeds benchmarks shown to other clients. What you put in is for your decisions alone.
"Looks like a good fit."
82 confidence score. 3 weak signals identified. 5 evidence sources traced.
Bring an active sponsorship or an upcoming renewal, and watch the evidence assemble itself.