Solutions

Practical help for decisions that depend on good information.

Public information is only useful when you can find it, trust it and act on it. Here is where our products fit.

Invitation-only pilot

Prospect research from public filings

Who it is for. Sales teams, and the managers who run their territories, that sell to employers.

The problem. Public benefit-plan filings are rich but hard to search, compare and turn into a plan for the week.

How it helps. 5500 Intelligence lets a team search official Form 5500 data, check where each fact came from, view companies on a map, and keep routes, notes and follow-ups together.

Public pilot

College exploration for students and families

Who it is for. High-school students, and the parents, guardians and other supporters who help them.

The problem. College information is scattered, full of jargon, and often presented as if it were more certain than it is.

How it helps. College Scout answers questions in plain language, supports side-by-side comparison, and keeps sources and data gaps visible.

What both share

The same standards, whatever the subject.

  • Facts are tied to named public sources.
  • Missing or uncertain information is shown as missing or uncertain.
  • Products are labeled as pilots while they are pilots.
  • People stay in charge of the decision. The software informs it.

Something else in mind?

We are focused on these two products right now. If you have a related need, tell us about it.