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What can Layer IQ enrich?

The enrichment types available in Layer IQ — market pricing, materials and weight, carbon impact — plus how standard vs. verified lanes and IQ Scores work, and how enrichment is billed.

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Written by Mike DiPetrillo

Enrichment adds intelligence on top of your imported assets — market values,

material composition, and carbon impact — priced per asset, only when you use it.

Enrichment types

Type

What it tells you

Availability

Market pricing

Current market value across disposition paths — refurbish and resell, parts harvesting, responsible recycling — so routing decisions and bid packs are grounded in real numbers

Rolling out now

Materials & weight

The material composition and weight of each asset, including the metal value locked inside

Coming soon

Carbon impact

The emissions story behind each asset and disposition decision

Coming soon

We're launching enrichment types one at a time and will update this page as

each goes live.

Two lanes: standard and verified

Every enrichment type comes in two lanes:

  • Standard— fast, cost-effective estimates drawn from market data and intelligent analysis. Ideal for day-to-day routing and triage.

  • Verified — values backed by verified registry and certified data sources, for when a number needs to stand up to a customer, a bid, or an auditor.

You choose the lane per enrichment, so you only pay verified rates when

verification matters.

Every number shows its work

Each enriched value carries an IQ Score — Layer IQ's 0–100 trust rating.

Higher scores mean stronger sourcing: verified and certified sources score

highest, system-generated and market-derived values in the middle, rough

estimates lower. Next to every number is a Details view showing exactly

where the value came from, how it was calculated, and what would make it

stronger. No black boxes.

How billing works

Enrichment is metered per asset — you're charged only for outcomes, not

attempts. Standard and verified lanes have separate rates. See

Credits, limits & billing basics for how allowances and credits work.

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