ETHORITY®Provider Portfolio
From €5,990 / year
A named multi-object portfolio boundary.
Keep several products distinct within one portfolio.
Provider Products
Provider Portfolio
Keep several products distinct within one portfolio.
From €5,990 / year net · EUR
Provider service · scope by agreement
Who it helps and why
Product owners, founders, developer relations and enterprise provider teams.
A provider may offer models, tools and services with different evidence and release states. A portfolio scope organizes those objects without allowing one product’s claim to stand in for another.
Buyers need more than a marketing claim. The provider portfolio separates factual visibility, profile maintenance, independent evidence work and management of multiple products. Select the scope that fits your product estate; payment never determines an editorial conclusion.
What is included in the work
- A named multi-object portfolio boundary.
- Per-product ownership, documentation and evidence distinctions.
- Agreed portfolio updates and reporting.
How to use or commission this work
1 Start with your use
Identify the product and the person authorized to submit material.
2 Examine the scope
Separate provider statements from independently reviewed evidence.
3 Agree the continuation
Agree the object count, review work, update cadence and annual contract.
What you bring and agree
List the products, versions, responsible owners and intended portfolio coverage. The number of included objects is negotiated, not inferred from the annual minimum.
Bring the decision you need to make and your intended use. Agree the relevant users, product or organisation boundary, permitted evidence and acceptance conditions. Any service or subscription begins on its agreed start date.
What you can work with afterwards
A buyer can understand the whole provider estate while still examining each product on its own evidence.
Request provider services directly. Factual corrections remain free. Paid participation buys no favourable finding, independent verification, curation or rank. Profile-management access is agreed with the provider.
Compare this family’s scopes
Provider Basic
Free
A factual provider/product listing subject to editorial admission.
Make the factual starting point accessible.
Profile Plus
€499 / year
Structured profile content and a named provider submission owner.
Keep the commercial profile clear and maintained.
Provider Professional
€999 / year
A product dossier separating capability statements, supporting documents and open questions.
Present a professional product dossier buyers can question.
Independent Evidence Programme
From €2,990 / year
Defined claims, evidence criteria and review boundary.
Commission the examination. Accept the independent result.
Enterprise Provider Programme
€12,000–€25,000+ / year
Configured portfolio coverage and named programme responsibilities.
Coordinate complex provider evidence across an enterprise estate.
Terms and intended use
Request provider services directly. Factual corrections remain free. Paid participation buys no favourable finding, independent verification, curation or rank. Profile-management access is agreed with the provider.
Provider material can inform the existing Registry process; only the responsible runtime can publish or determine Verification state.
FAQ
Does a portfolio create a shared trust score?
No. It is a presentation and management scope, not a new scoring authority.
How do we establish the right scope?
List the products, versions, responsible owners and intended portfolio coverage. The number of included objects is negotiated, not inferred from the annual minimum. Bring any procurement, confidentiality, language and accessibility requirements to the scoping conversation. Record the agreed deliverables and responsibilities in the order.
Request a proposal
Describe the decision, scope and package. Prepare a request your procurement team can review.
Request →Request a call
Suggest times and a time zone for a scoping conversation with Sten.
Request a call →Discuss an invoice order
Identify the package, purchasing contact and any purchase-order requirements. Agree the order before invoicing.
Prepare invoice request →
