Each one started as a solution to a specific client problem, then got generalized. They run as their own product, separate from the consulting practice.
Every U.S. federally qualified health center — operations, financials, contractors and audit findings — assembled from the primary federal filings rather than from a summary of them. Roughly half of these centers withhold their financials from HRSA, so the IRS Form 990 is not a second opinion on them; it is the only revenue figure that exists, and the database says which is which.
Conference and prospect lists routinely arrive with names that don't match your CRM cleanly — typos, rebrands, generic org names. List Cleaner matches an uploaded list against your CRM using domain-first identification, the same signal priority a careful human reviewer would use.
Separate from list matching, Dedup & Audit scans an entire connected CRM in one pass — companies and contacts together — looking for the duplicates that accumulate over years of manual entry, imports, and merges nobody tracked. Every candidate pair gets an evidence-tier score. Nothing merges until you open the review screen and confirm it yourself.
Photograph the cards from a conference booth — business cards, attendee badges, handwritten "enter to win" slips — and Card Capture turns the photos into verified leads. A vision model reads every field, flags handwriting it isn't confident about instead of guessing, and hands the result to the same matching engine List Cleaner uses.