IQVA 2.0 · Evidence A

IP Submission
Template

Material to be provided by the rights holder for the IQVA evaluation of an intellectual property in the 3–12 age range.
Document version · v1.0 · 2026
IP Frontier Studio · Madrid · International practice
Completion time · 45–90 minutes
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Introduction 00 — What is IQVA

An independent system
for scoring children's IPs

IQVA is a methodology developed by IP Frontier Studio for the structured evaluation of children's intellectual properties (3–12 years) across four verticals: editorial, audiovisual, product/licensing and EdTech. It produces a verifiable, traceable assessment based on a closed corpus of 50 primary sources and a fixed scoring engine.

What this document is

This template collects the material we call Evidence A — the IP-side input. It is what you bring to the evaluation. Without your input, no analysis can be performed. The motor cross-references your Evidence A against our Evidence B (50 verified primary sources) to produce the inference C — the final dossier.

What happens after you submit

1

You return this template completed + the attached materials marked in Block 3, via email.

2

We process it through the IQVA motor with our Evidence B corpus and proprietary signal map.

3

You receive the dossier in 3–5 business days: scoring across 6 blocks, verdict, vertical-by-vertical breakdown, risk map, and recommendations.

No automation, no web scraping
The motor performs zero web searches. It works exclusively on what you provide (Evidence A) and our verified corpus (Evidence B). What is not in those two sources is declared as Unknown Risk, never invented.
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Introduction 01 — Quality > Quantity

More is not better.
Coherence is everything.

The single most important principle of filling this template: the depth and accuracy of the final dossier is directly proportional to the quality and internal consistency of your Evidence A. Not its length.

A field with three concrete sentences is worth more than twenty generic or contradictory ones. The motor reads for coherence — internal consistency between your answers — and lowers the confidence of the dictamen when it detects contradictions.
IQVA 2.0 · Evidence A Principle

Three rules to follow

Rule 01 · Be concrete, not generic
Avoid phrases like "high quality content", "engaging for all ages", "innovative storytelling". Replace with specifics: ages, formats, sources, dates, comparable IPs. Generic statements are read as absence of evidence.
Rule 02 · Be coherent across all sections
If Block 1 says the target is "4–7 years" but Block 2.2 says "preschool to teens", the motor flags it. If Block 2.5 says you want to license to streamers but Block 2.3 lists no audiovisual assets in production, the motor flags it. Internal contradictions reduce dictamen confidence.
Rule 03 · Distinguish reality from projection
There are two valid types of input in this template: factual data about what exists today, and projection data about what you intend. Both are welcome — but they must be clearly identified as such. The next section explains this in detail.
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Introduction 02 — Real assets vs Projection

Be honest about
what exists today.

This is the section where honesty matters most. Most submissions fail not because the IP is weak, but because the submitter inflates real assets with projections. The motor distinguishes between the two. If you inflate, it shows — and the dictamen penalizes it.

Real assets — maximum honesty
  • What is fully produced and ready for market today
  • What is in advanced production with realistic release date
  • What is legally registered (trademarks, copyrights)
  • What can be physically shown or sent today
  • Signed agreements (not under negotiation)
Projection — valid as projection
  • Verticals you'd like to expand into
  • Commercial conversations not yet closed
  • Products planned for the next 6–18 months
  • Territorial expansion intentions
  • Strategic vision for the IP
Critical instruction
Mark each piece of information clearly as real or projection. Both have value in the analysis. What does not have value — and damages your dictamen — is presenting projection as if it were reality.
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Introduction 03 — How to fill this in

Six steps
from open to send.

1

Open this HTML file in any modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge).

2

Fill in each field following the example shown in the placeholder. Be concrete. Stay within the example's spirit.

3

Mark which materials you are attaching in Block 3 (bible, reports, images, video, audio, legal).

4

Read and accept the truth declaration in Block 4. Sign with name, role and date.

5

Click "Generate & Download Evidence A". The system will produce an HTML file with all your responses ready to share.

6

Send it by email with all the marked attachments to: contact@ipfrontierstudio.com

Accepted attachment formats

TypeFormatsNotes
Documents.pdf · .docx · .txt · .htmlBible, reports, briefs, descriptive material
Images.pngCharacter sheets, illustrations, key art
Video.mp4Animatics, pilots, trailers, demos
Estimated time to complete
Between 45 and 90 minutes depending on the depth of your existing documentation. We recommend doing it in one sitting to maintain coherence between answers.
B1
Block 1 — IP Identification

Tell us
what we're looking at.

Seven fields to identify the IP, its rights holder, its native domain and its commercial intent. This block is the entry point of the entire evaluation.

1.1 · IP Name required
1.2 · Rights Holder / Studio required
1.3 · Domain of Origin required
e.g. an IP born as a picture book series → "Editorial". If the IP started simultaneously across formats, choose "Mixed".
1.4 · Primary Target Buyer required
e.g. you want to license to a streaming platform → "Streamer". Choose the primary buyer — not all possible ones.
1.5 · Project URL optional
If you have a website, online shop, portfolio or social media presence, include it. We treat it as verifiable Evidence A.
1.6 · Country of Operation required
Where the rights-holding entity is legally based for tax and legal purposes. If "Other", specify in Notes (1.7).
1.7 · Additional Notes optional
Any context that helps us understand the IP — priority markets, sensitive topics, recent strategy shifts, specific concerns.
B2
Block 2 — The 7-Point Checklist

The seven things
the motor needs to read.

Seven structured fields. The first six are obligatory and the seventh is strongly recommended. The IQVA motor reads them as the primary substrate for the analysis of all six scoring blocks (B1–B6).

2.1 · Core Concept and Story Engine required
Premise + main character + serialization mechanism + emotional core. Don't write a synopsis — explain the system that generates stories.
2.2 · Age Target and Cultural Base required
Specific age ranges (not vague terms like "preschool"). Cultural origin. Universality declaration.
2.3 · Existing Assets Inventory maximum honesty required
This is the section where honesty matters most
Do not inflate real assets with projections. Inflating is detected by the motor and severely penalizes the dictamen. The three sub-fields below force you to separate finished, near-complete and pipeline.

2.3a — Finished and market-ready

2.3b — Near-complete or in advanced production

2.3c — Projects in pipeline (short / medium term — clearly projection)

2.4 · Domain of Origin and Expansion Intent required
Native format + verticals you intend to expand into + realistic feasibility of each.
2.5 · Commercial Intent and Target Buyer required
Concrete commercial intention. Territories. Business model. Any active conversations (NDA-safe).
2.6 · Rights Ownership and Legal Status required
Who owns it. Trademarks. Copyrights. Pending applications. Chain of rights if multiple parties.
2.7 · Perceived Differentiator recommended
Structural differentiation — not aesthetic. What can this IP do that comparables structurally cannot.
B3
Block 3 — Attached Materials

What you're
sending with this template.

Mark which materials you are attaching by email alongside this completed template. Use the notes field to briefly describe each attachment (filename, what it contains, why it's relevant).

About URLs in the notes
If for any attachment you include a URL instead of a file, it must be a direct download link to a single file (e.g. a public Drive/Dropbox file with download permission, a direct CDN link, or a publicly accessible URL that opens the file immediately). Folder URLs, shared workspaces or links that require navigation, login or password are not accepted. If we cannot download the file in one click, the material is considered not provided.
Material type
Notes (filename, what it contains)
Product / brand bible
Market research, reports or data
Photos and illustrations
Videos, animatics or trailers
Audio samples (music, voice, sound design)
Legal documentation (registrations, contracts)
Other (specify)
Accepted formats
Documents: .pdf · .docx · .txt · .html  ·  Images: .png  ·  Video: .mp4. Send all files together by email — see Closing section for instructions.
B4
Block 4 — Truth Declaration

Read carefully.
Sign under your responsibility.

By submitting this Evidence A, you assume legal responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided. IP Frontier Studio bears no responsibility for inaccuracies, omissions or misrepresentations contained in your submission.

Declaration of truth — Read each clause

By submitting this Evidence A document, I declare under my own responsibility that:

1. All information provided in this document is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge at the date of submission.

2. I hold the legal authority to submit this material on behalf of the rights holder.

3. The "Finished and market-ready" section (2.3a) reflects only what is actually produced, completed or ready for distribution today — not projections, intentions or aspirations.

4. The "Near-complete" section (2.3b) reflects work in genuine advanced production, with realistic completion dates that I can substantiate.

5. The "Projects in pipeline" section (2.3c) is clearly identified as projection, not committed reality.

6. The rights ownership information provided in Section 2.6 is accurate and I can provide supporting legal documentation upon request.

7. I understand that the IQVA evaluation is based exclusively on this Evidence A together with the IQVA Evidence B Corpus (50 verified primary sources, maintained by IP Frontier Studio).

8. IP Frontier Studio bears no responsibility for inaccuracies, omissions, misrepresentations or falsehoods contained in this Evidence A. The legal, reputational and commercial consequences of inaccurate submission rest entirely with the submitting party.

9. I understand that the IQVA score and dictamen are analytical outputs based on the inputs provided. They do not constitute legal advice, investment advice, or any warranty of commercial success.

10. I authorize IP Frontier Studio to process this information solely for the purpose of generating the IQVA evaluation. All submitted material remains the property of the rights holder and is treated under strict confidentiality.

I have read, understood and accept all ten clauses above.
Without this acceptance, the Evidence A document cannot be generated.

Signatory information

Full name of signatory required
Position / Role required
Email of signatory required
Date auto-filled on submit
Closing — Where to send it

You're done.
Here's what's next.

Send to
contact@ipfrontierstudio.com

Suggested email subject

IQVA Evidence A — [Your IP Name]

What to attach to the email

What happens next

1

Acknowledgment: we confirm receipt within 24 business hours.

2

Pre-evaluation: our analyst reviews your Evidence A, performs the human pre-assessment (B1 signal, B3 comparables color, B4 transmedia layers, B5 universality, B6 rights), and prepares Evidence B specific to your IP.

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Motor execution: the IQVA engine processes Evidence A + Evidence B through 32 active questions across 6 scoring blocks.

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Dossier delivery: within 3–5 business days you receive two documents — a confidential NDA dossier (full analysis, interactive modules, risk map) and a one-page public summary you can share freely.

Questions before submitting?
Write to contact@ipfrontierstudio.com with the subject "Pre-submission question — [Your IP Name]". We typically respond within one business day.
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