Vet transfer prospects with documented evidence.
TransferIQ is the dossier system for D1 men's basketball. Cited public-source findings, a compliance-grade audit trail, and a first-class place for athletes to respond. Built for the schools that will be asked to defend the decision.
[Illustrative finding text — public-source signal in a user-facing category, with verified provenance.]
Source preserved · SHA-256 hash, Wayback snapshot, screenshot at capture.
Athlete notified. Rebuttal window open per SLA.
Illustrative example. Not a real athlete, not a real finding.
Vetting a transfer is a Google search and a phone tree.
By the time a portal entry hits the news, every program is scrambling to figure out what they don't know. Coaches search the player's name, call around the network, hope nothing shows up in week three. A bad signing is a lost season and an uncomfortable conversation with the AD. The product gap isn't speed of reaction — it's the absence of a documented vetting process.
Ad-hoc, undocumented
You Google. You ask around. Maybe something turns up, maybe it doesn't. Six weeks in, when something surfaces that should've been visible at signing, there's no record of what you actually checked or who you asked. Compliance can't reconstruct the vetting trail.
Documented, defensible
You open the dossier. Five user-facing risk categories, corroboration required before anything fires. Each finding carries a preserved source — hash, Wayback snapshot, screenshot. The athlete has been notified and has a rebuttal window. Your decision, whatever you choose, has a paper trail.
Observe what's public. Classify it. Preserve the source.
TransferIQ is observational, not predictive. We never claim an athlete “will” do anything. We document what's already publicly visible — and we preserve it so a decision made today can be reviewed years from now.
Observe
We watch the public signal landscape continuously. News, public social posts, public court records, school roster changes — all captured at the public layer. Nothing private, nothing inferred from closed channels.
Classify
Each finding gets a category and a severity (Low / Medium / High) with confidence. Corroboration is required — architecture-enforced — before anything escalates: a finding needs at least two categories before it flips a status.
Preserve
Every source is preserved at the moment we see it. SHA-256 hash. Wayback snapshot URL. Screenshot of the rendered page. When the original 404s later — and it will — the evidence still stands.
Built for three audiences, not just one.
Coaches drive the decision. Compliance protects the program. Athletes own their narrative. TransferIQ is the only platform in this space built for all three — with the right access, the right tone, and the right tools per role.
Vet faster, with confidence.
- →Browse the D1 athlete corpus by sport, conference, position
- →Per-athlete dossier — categorized findings, cited sources
- →Watchlists with email and SMS alerts on new findings
- →Outreach surfaces unlock when a player enters the portal
A paper trail that holds up.
- →Review queue: severity rescores, rebuttals, source verification
- →Every finding source-preserved at point of capture
- →Append-only audit log + per-designee activity rollups
- →One-click decision packet export per athlete
See it. Verify it. Respond to it.
- →Get notified when a dossier is created about you
- →Identity-verified claim via school email or SSO
- →See every coach who has accessed your profile, and why
- →Add photos, video, comments — and file a rebuttal that resolves under SLA
Built so the paper trail holds up.
Public-source intelligence is only useful if it's defensible. TransferIQ is designed around evidence preservation, athlete-voice rights, and a multi-tenant compliance posture from the schema up — not bolted on later.
Source preservation on every finding
SHA-256 hash, Wayback archive URL, and screenshot — captured at the moment a signal is observed. Sources that 404 later still have evidence that holds up.
Architecture-enforced corroboration
A finding can't escalate on a single signal. The system requires evidence in at least two categories before a status flips. Single-source rumors stay in the rumor lane.
Append-only audit log
Every coach action, every severity rescore, every rebuttal outcome is logged immutably. Tamper-evident at the database layer.
AD oversight built in
The athletic department sees a chronological log of who searched whom, with declared purpose. Per-athlete clearance status. Per-designee activity rollups. Ready for any review.
Athlete-voice tier
Athletes can claim their profile with identity verification, see who has accessed it and why, upload their own content, and file disputes that are reinvestigated under a 30-day SLA.
Per-school seat caps + role-based access
A super admin controls how many accounts each school is allotted. The school's designated admin invites teammates and assigns roles — coach, business admin, compliance, analyst — within that cap.
Observational, not predictive
No 'will enter the portal' language. No predictive scoring. Findings describe what has already been observed, with cited sources. Designed for compliance review.
Pilot with the team.
TransferIQ is rolling out to D1 men's basketball programs through a guided pilot. Tell us about your program and we'll set up a conversation.
We work with head coaching staff, assistant coaches, recruiting analysts, business managers, and compliance officers. Athletes who want to claim their profile should sign in directly.
Your dossier should belong to you.
If TransferIQ has a profile about you, you have the right to claim it, see who's looked at it, add your own content, and respond to anything you disagree with. Identity verification keeps the wrong people from claiming the wrong profile.
Free for athletes. Verification via school email or SSO.