Data we need
Module identifiers, QA + inspection events, lifecycle state. Most of it already exists in your MES or QA exports — three ingest paths (CSV bulk, ingest API, CPS-node spec on the roadmap).
Keystone for manufacturers · Callisto Bridge
You already produce the data. Keystone monetizes it.
Every module that comes off your line gets inspected, welded, hauled, and installed. The telemetry already exists. Keystone turns it into a verified asset record that lenders, insurers, and government programs will actually pay for.
What's different for you
Three things every manufacturer conversation opens with.
What stays with your partners
Nothing regulated by us. You keep your existing carrier, capital, and buyer relationships. Keystone produces the verified record every downstream partner reads — never binds insurance, issues ratings, or moves funds.
What a pilot looks like
Drop a CSV of 100 modules into the template. About a week to first KeyScores, first pool-eligibility signals, first insurer-quotable records. Zero-fee evaluation workspace.
What you get from Keystone
- Module passport — every module you produce becomes a signed, hashed, scored asset record
- KeyScore 0–99 — your production quality becomes a single financeable number lenders + insurers + government programs can reference
- Capital Rail access — your modules become eligible collateral in rated pools (AAA → NR)
- Disbursement integration — your project funders can release on verified completion, not on invoice trust
- Insurance pricing edge — your higher-KeyScore modules quote at materially lower premium (89bps vs 140bps)
- Index participation — your production volume contributes to the Modular Index and the licensing revenue from it
How data flows in
Start simple. Use the CSV bulk-import to backfill 100+ modules from your existing MES export. Move to the ingest API for live factory data. For the cyber-physical-system case (sensor + inspection + hash on the production line), Keystone's CPS-node spec is on the roadmap.
What you keep
Workspace-isolated. Your factory's data is in your workspace. RLS-enforced. You don't see other manufacturers' modules and they don't see yours. Industry-level data is aggregated only into the Modular Index, never attributed.
How the regulated work happens downstream. The Module Registry itself is unregulated SaaS data infrastructure — you're not signing up for anything that requires a financial- services license. The downstream parties who consume your verified-asset records (NRSRO-registered rating agencies, licensed MGAs, existing federal/state/Treasury payment rails) handle the regulated activities on their own paper. Your factory data unlocks their pricing; their license enables the transaction. See the partner-model architecture.
Who this is for
Tech-forward industrialized-housing manufacturers building at scale — steel-frame modular, panelized, prefab volumetric, hybrid systems. Especially manufacturers selling into LIHTC affordable, military housing recap, K-12 staff housing, hospitality workforce, and disaster recovery programs where the downstream buyers need verified-asset records.
The registry is where your factory output stops being a project and starts being a financeable asset.
Next step
Onboard your first 100 modules this week.
Drop your existing MES export into the CSV template, watch the registry auto-code + hash + score them, and see the immediate downstream demand.