Get Delta

See what sovereignty moves: its published scores, the same scores with every control engaged, and the distance between the two. In Claude.ai and supported clients you also get an interactive view. It completes a set of three readings over one market. The Capability Index ranks products by published Innovation with no control applied. Sovrnti Max ranks them by the Innovation that survives with every control on. Delta is about the movement between the two — per product, on both axes, plus the straight-line distance. The country matters as much here as it does for Sovrnti Max. It doesn’t filter the list — it selects which sovereign configuration the on state is resolved under, so it decides what moves at all. The global view has no geography to resolve a configuration against, so nothing moves there.

What you get

The same MarketDualStateOutput body Sovrnti Max returns — the two tools ask different questions of one query:

{
	"market": {
		"marketId": "mkt-collaboration",
		"name": "Collaboration & Productivity",
		"lastUpdated": "2026-06-25T05:55:47.051Z"
	},
	"products": [
		{
			"productId": "prod-microsoft-365",
			"name": "Microsoft 365",
			"scaleScore": 90.6,
			"off": { "i": 84.7, "c": 53.4 },
			"on": { "i": 76.2, "c": 53.3 },
			"delta": 8.5
		},
		...
	],
	"sovereignConfig": {
		"sovConfigId": "sovconfig-france",
		"name": "France Sovereign Configuration",
		"description": "..."
	},
	"countryFilter": "FR",
	"methodology": "..."
}

off — the published scores, exactly what the Snapshot and the Capability Index report.
on — the same scores re-resolved with every control of sovereignConfig engaged.
delta — the straight-line distance between the two. This is what Delta ranks and draws.

Render it as a scatter of Innovation × Control with a line from each product’s off position to its on position, or as a table of off → on per axis.

Delta reports the movement. It does not label products with a verdict, and neither should a summary built on it — what a Δ of 8.5 means depends on what you are buying, and the API does not know that.

A product whose on equals its off — delta: 0 — is one that no control in this configuration touches. That is a real result, not missing data. sovereignConfig: null means no configuration covers the requested country yet, so every Δ is 0; the market still exists and every product still renders.

Choosing a view

Delta has two visualizations over the same data, selected with the optional view parameter:

`view`	Shows
`map`	Default. Innovation × Control, with a comet streak from each product’s controls-off position to its controls-on one. Length is how far it moved; direction is what it traded.
`bars`	The controls-off ranking held still, each bar dropped to its controls-on height under a grey ceiling. The gap is what it gives up.

view is presentational only. Both views are always rendered, and the data returned is identical either way — a map request and a bars request are the same response. In an interactive client you can flip between them without another call.

How to use it

Ask your assistant:

What does French sovereignty cost each collaboration product?

Or, to open on the ranking instead of the map:

Show me the collaboration market's sovereignty delta as bars.

Your assistant calls List markets first if needed to confirm the market, then pulls the Delta.

Troubleshooting

market-not-found — the market name is well-formed but doesn’t exist. Ask your assistant to list markets first.
insufficient-credits — wallet empty. Top up in your organization’s billing page.
Every product shows delta: 0 — not a bug. Either no sovereign configuration covers your country (check sovereignConfig), or no control in it affects these products.
The map shows one streak and a lot of still dots — also not a bug. Only products a control actually moves grow a streak; today that is a small minority.

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