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Pick your path into the provenance graph.
One source-provenanced public-records graph — US at full depth, plus UK and Australia company registers and worldwide sanctions — within the active production registry. Registry status is not completeness, load status, or freshness. Choose the path that fits how you'll use it — each page links straight to the data, the API, and the methodology.
AI agents & LLM pipelines
Provenance-traced data, built for agents.
Machine-readable dataset declarations, llms.txt, an agent card, and source-specific provenance fields where available — structured for direct LLM consumption.
Open AI agents & LLM pipelines →Compliance & risk
Exclusion screening. Daily. Auditable.
Screen supported workforce and vendor identifiers against the loaded OIG LEIE, civil-penalty, and deficiency tables. Results state their serving observation dates; upstream refresh timing varies by source.
Open Compliance & risk →Developers & digital health
FHIR R4 in an afternoon.
REST and MCP access plus five live FHIR R4 resources. Provenance fields vary by source and endpoint and can be null. Sandbox key, no contract to start.
Open Developers & digital health →RAG developers
FHIR R4, retrieval-optimized for RAG.
A chunk-ready, citation-stable corpus and a paginated chunks endpoint — drop federal provider data into a retrieval pipeline with provenance intact.
Open RAG developers →Academic researchers
Citation-ready. Analysis-ready.
Federal datasets joined on CCN and NPI, methodology documented per version, CC BY 4.0. Public-use — no IRB review required.
Open Academic researchers →Journalists & newsrooms
Publish with a source trail.
Public records with available source and observation metadata for editor review and re-checks. Separate snapshot attestations do not sign individual figures.
Open Journalists & newsrooms →Investors
Methodology, provenance, and shipping cadence.
The thesis, the moat, the federal-source footprint, and the shipping record behind the provenance graph.
Open Investors →
Not sure where to start? Browse the data catalog or read the methodology.