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The Week 28 Rising AIQ Report

Eight category-relative Rising AIQ highlights, reported separately from Overall AIQ and with assistant breadth intact.

How Rising AIQ Differs

Rising AIQ is reported within a category and separately from Overall AIQ. In CRM, Attio ranked first in Rising AIQ at 83, with a Rising category rank present for each of the four assistants.

Marketing Automation recorded Customer.io first in Rising AIQ at 74, again with a Rising category rank for every assistant. The two values belong to different markets and do not form a cross-category ranking.

Category-Relative Rising Highlights

In Help Desk, Plain ranked first in Rising AIQ at 63, with Rising category ranks from two assistants. The result does not imply four-assistant convergence.

Recruiting placed Ashby first in Rising AIQ at 76, with a Rising category rank present for each of the four assistants.

Accounting placed DualEntry first in Rising AIQ at 55, supported by a Rising category rank from one assistant. That coverage should be stated directly rather than generalized into broad agreement.

Project Management recorded Dart first in Rising AIQ at 55, with a Rising category rank from one assistant. Its matching numeric value with the Accounting result does not create a tie across categories.

Identity & Access Management placed Descope first in Rising AIQ at 70, with Rising category ranks present for two assistants.

Observability & APM recorded SigNoz first in Rising AIQ at 69, with a Rising category rank from each of the four assistants. Every highlight remains a result inside its named market.

What Rising Does Not Measure

These Rising placements are not Overall AIQ results, and they do not support a raw-score comparison between unrelated categories. Rising reports a separate category scope, so rank, score, and assistant breadth should always travel with the market name.

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