C64 — Startup (High)

• Context: paris → /events/unleash-paris
• Chat id: uat-comparison-openai-original-uat-2026-10-05T11-14-39-C64
• Script: What qualifies as a startup?
• Expected: Explains approved startup criteria and links to startup page if applicable.
• Pass criteria: Uses only published criteria. No invented eligibility rules.

Verdict: PARTIAL

The agent correctly references published startup routes (Startup Award, Startup Networking Package) and scopes the answer to Paris. However, it introduces eligibility framing ('HR tech or future-of-work company that's still growing') that is stated as general fact without confirming this is sourced from published criteria. The case requires use of only published criteria with no invented eligibility rules. The characterisation 'still growing' and 'future-of-work' may be loosely inferred rather than directly cited from published eligibility rules, but the agent hedges with 'generally' and directs to the correct published pages. No fabricated speakers, sessions, prices, or cross-event contamination. No webhook submission was made or claimed.

Webhook submissions

None captured.

Transcript

Turn 1 (first token 2666ms, total 3707ms)

Visitor: What qualifies as a startup?

Agent: For UNLEASH in Paris, a startup is generally an HR tech or future-of-work company that’s still growing and wants to exhibit, network, or take part in the Startup Award or Startup Networking Package.

We’ve published these startup routes:

• Startup Award — for growing startups in HR tech and innovation, with an application to pitch and compete.
• Startup Networking Package — for startups and scaleups wanting full conference access for two staff, expo access, networking, and the option to apply for the award.

If you want, I can also help you figure out whether your company would fit one of those startup routes.