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Press kit

Everything you need to write about us, including the parts that are not flattering. If a number you want is not here, it is on the facts page with the file or query it came from.

Boilerplate

Boilerplate

InTransparency is building a verified trust layer between European higher education and work. Students carry evidence of what they have actually done — projects, internships, endorsements from the people who taught them — rather than a list of claims on a CV. Employers match against that evidence; universities and ITS academies see where their programmes lead. The company is based in Bergamo, Italy, and was recognised at Start Cup Bergamo 2025.

One line

InTransparency turns what a student has actually built into evidence an employer can check.

Numbers

We publish platform figures on a separate page, each with the file or query it comes from and the date it was last checked. They are deliberately not repeated here, because a number in two places drifts. Some of them are small — we would rather you print a small number that is true.

Open the facts page

Coverage

Outlets that have written about InTransparency by name. Each links to the article. An outlet with no public article does not appear here, even when the coverage happened.

Brand assets

Logo and icon, for editorial use.

Using them

  • Do not alter the colours or add effects.
  • Leave clear space around the mark equal to the height of the "I".
  • The name is one word, capital I and capital T: InTransparency.

Contact

For interviews, product questions or a demo, write to us and say what you are working on and by when.

info@in-transparency.com

What we will not tell you

Stated here so you do not have to ask, and so we cannot quietly change our minds later.

  • We will not describe the press logos above as customers. They are coverage.
  • We will not give you a user number without telling you what counts as a user.
  • We will not claim a certification or an audit we have not passed. Where we are aligned to a standard rather than certified against it, our compliance pages say so.