More providers — without lowering the evidence bar.
XIYA expands category by category. A provider profile can be useful before it has structured pricing, but missing evidence is shown as a gap rather than filled with assumptions.
Multiple providers with verified structured pricing; exact quantity tiers are preferred.
Recurring, one-off and conditional prices are separated when evidence supports them.
Agency identity and licence evidence should be checked against MOM before stronger publication claims.
Operator information is not treated as live centre vacancy or fee evidence.
Level, subject, schedule and branch can materially change fees.
Quote-based work is not converted into invented fixed prices.
Regulated electrical work requires the appropriate LEW context.
Vehicle, job scope and parts can change the final quote.
Add useful providers as drafts with official profile sources.
Separate branches, offerings, programmes and price evidence where the category needs them.
Classify evidence as Verified, Review or Held and preserve the source and last-checked date.
Only expose claims that pass the applicable publication gate. Legacy fallback remains available during migration.