Product scope
What BizHedge does, what it deliberately leaves to the owner and how Sports fits.
BizHedge is a protection analyst for small and midsize businesses. The main job is to find one understandable relationship between a business downside and a current event market.
The product can also create Sports promotions. In that flow, a public event activates a customer promise and the selected market pays toward the promotional obligation. Sports remains separate from ordinary business-risk analysis.
BizHedge does not execute trades, hold funds, sell insurance or promise a perfect offset. It makes no claim that a quoted market can fill an owner's chosen size. The owner reviews any position and acts directly on Kalshi.
Product outcomes
| Outcome | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Protection | A selected contract side pays in the world where an owner-confirmed business loss occurs. |
| Promotion | A selected contract side pays when a customer promise activates. |
| Signal | A contract is relevant enough to show but not strong or priceable enough to size. |
| Gap | The business outcome is clear and no current candidate is useful enough. |
| Refusal | The request is outside the product's supported business or promotion purpose. |
Deliberate non-goals
- Trade placement, custody and fill prediction remain outside the product.
- Unconfirmed suggestions never create an automatic portfolio.
- A specific unsupported loss receives no generic macro fallback.
- Thin activity is neither a capacity estimate nor an automatic size cap.
- Raw model reasoning, prompts and private owner input stay outside the presentation.
- Ordinary Sports markets do not enter business-risk discovery.
One move first
The primary relationship and its economics arrive before optional portfolio ideas. This keeps the owner focused on one understandable decision. Additional exposures remain hypotheses until the owner confirms them, supplies the needed amount and asks the analyst to continue.