Public data consolidation
A sector hub that connects people, organisations, places and activities, with sources and uncertainty visible alongside each claim.
Crawl
Finds and checks public information across registers, reports and datasets. Its sector hubs connect that evidence into a useful public reference.
Connect the public record to its sources.
Crawl finds public information across registers, reports, portals and datasets. It starts from authoritative sources, extends the search and compares what each source says.
A hub organises that material in the sector’s own vocabulary. Scribe maps source material into its knowledge graph; Mason presents it so people can explore the entities, relationships and evidence.
Curation directs the next research pass towards gaps, conflicts and changes. A hub has value on its own; its connection to Spine is a further use of the knowledge it contains.
Source-anchored scan
Enumerate the authoritative registers first, then the periphery, so registry-listed facts stop slipping through a keyword search.
Evidence to assess
Keep supporting sources visible and distinguish a single-source claim from independent corroboration.
Dated, and re-checked
Use source dates and verification history to direct further checks and distinguish current information from older claims.
Works with
Where it contributes.
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We can confirm the relevant tools, their current capabilities and the scope of a proposed engagement.