A real task and permitted inputs
Describe the audience, current research workflow, relevant competition and available data rights. Nominate a reviewer and clarify whether results may be shared outside the pilot.
PARTNERSHIPS
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Define a useful pilot together.
Explore a scoped EX Insight briefing pilot with clear partner inputs, proposed deliverables, data rights and acceptance criteria. These are opportunities to discuss, not announced partnerships.
EX NETWORK
DATARights & signals
TECHInfrastructure
PRODUCTExperiences
REACHDistribution
DataSignal partners
TechInfrastructure partners
MarketDistribution partners
Start with one competition and one briefing task.
We welcome scoped discussions with data providers, sports media and research teams. The aim is to test a source-linked EX Insight briefing; no existing partner relationship, available capacity or service level is implied.
A limited briefing prototype
Subject to agreed scope and resources: a source-linked sample, uncertainty and revision notes, and an evaluation summary. This is not a production API, live trading integration or guaranteed service.
Agree success before testing
Agree source accuracy, review time, missing-information handling and usefulness criteria. Close with a documented decision to revise, stop or negotiate a further phase.
Before kick-off, agree scope, timing, fees or cost allocation, rights, confidentiality and deletion/return arrangements for pilot materials. Pilot terms are separate from ordinary inquiry-email retention.
Discuss a specific pilot
Introduce your background, use case and the question you would like to test. Please do not include confidential data or account credentials in an initial message.
exsport.contact@gmail.comReview the near-term planExplore longer-term direction and supporting detail
WAYS TO CONNECT INTO THE NETWORK
Every partnership should strengthen quality, utility, resilience or distribution.
EX Group is seeking focused relationships with data and rights holders, intelligence providers, infrastructure teams and distribution platforms. Each engagement begins with a defined use case and measurable outcome.
01
Data and rights
Connect trusted event, fixture and contextual data to new intelligence experiences with clear usage rights and provenance.
- Sports data
- Rights holders
- Research networks
02
Technology and operations
Strengthen APIs, security, market infrastructure and operational resilience through specialist capabilities.
- Cloud and security
- Market infrastructure
- Technical integrations
03
Product and distribution
Bring intelligence into products and audiences through embedded modules, co-developed experiences and structured APIs.
- Media products
- Sports platforms
- Enterprise workflows
HOW IT WORKS
A clear engagement process
Partnerships move from a shared problem definition to a controlled pilot before expansion.
01
DISCOVER
Define the use case
Align on the user, outcome, required inputs and desired integration.
02
REVIEW
Assess data and architecture
Clarify technical boundaries, rights, security and responsibilities.
03
PILOT
Test in a controlled scope
Build the smallest integration that can validate real value.
04
EVALUATE
Expand on evidence
Measure the result and agree on the next operating stage.
EX PRINCIPLE / WAYS TO CONNECT INTO THE NETWORK
Bring a specific problem.
The best starting point is a clear audience, a defined data or infrastructure need and one measurable next step.
WHY IT MATTERS
“Partnerships extend data quality, product reach and market depth across the EX ecosystem.”
CORE CAPABILITIES
Partnership lanes across the network.
01
Data and intelligence
Connect high-quality event data, analysis and context to a new generation of sports intelligence experiences.
A useful starting brief identifies competitions, fields, historical depth and update requirements. Both sides should also clarify correction handling, attribution and redistribution rights before data is embedded in a downstream product.
- Sports data providers
- Research networks
- Expert communities
02
Technology and markets
Build interoperable infrastructure spanning APIs, custody, execution and secure cloud operations.
Define one integration boundary first: what each system sends, receives and owns. Agree how authentication, retries, operational incidents and test environments would work, then evaluate the proposed connection against that shared specification.
- Technology platforms
- Market infrastructure
- Security partners
03
Distribution
Bring EX intelligence and market capabilities into products with established audiences and workflows.
A distribution pilot should identify the audience, placement and intended reader action. Useful evaluation can focus on whether people understand the information and return to the workflow, rather than assuming exposure alone creates product value.
- Media platforms
- Sports organizations
- Enterprise products