Amplifi's Cognitive Risk Engine scores every document instantly. It assesses the likely understanding of all communications by moving beyond surface-level readability metrics to evaluate the deeper intelligibility of a document.
Know exactly how intelligible your communications are, and prove it to regulators.
The CMA’s Draft Guidance on Unfair Contract Terms explicitly states that “legibility and clarity of language are not enough to ensure compliance”. Terms must be structured so consumers can assess how a contract operates in practice.
Standard readability metrics cannot detect whether a £12 missed payment fee is structurally disconnected from credit reference reporting or court enforcement steps. Amplifi’s Structural Risk Diagnostics evaluate both paragraph-level coherence and document-level progression.
Defend contract terms against judicial fairness reviews by proving both linguistic and structural transparency.
Stop losing customers at pre-contract click-throughs by resolving cognitive fatigue and unhelpful forward-reference chains.
Verifies that wording is intelligible to average and vulnerable consumers alike, satisfying CMA draft guidance para 4.35–4.36.
Intelligibility is the ability of consumers to be able to read, understand and use the information to inform their actions, and to understand and foresee their risks, rights and costs. In short, information must be genuinely understandable to the people it is meant to serve.
.png)
.png)
.png)



The score measures how intelligible a communication is likely to be for a given reader group, going beyond standard readability metrics to assess conceptual complexity, ambiguity, and genuine comprehension risk.
It is expressed as a single, consistent score from 0 to 100, mapped to a five-level intelligibility scale, where Level 1 represents the highest risk and Level 5 represents the lowest.
The Only True Measure of Intelligibility

.png)





.png)





.png)










.png)


.png)
.png)