How It Works

From public records to review-grade intelligence

SentinelGraph turns fragmented public data — local, state, federal — into structured findings about exclusion- and sanction-linked control risk across 8 fraud sectors.

01

Data foundation

Continuous ingest from federal, state, and local public records across all 8 fraud sectors.

OIG-LEIE, SAM.gov, state Medicaid exclusions

SBA do-not-pay, PPP / EIDL prosecution records

State UI integrity, WC fraud, SNAP / EBT trafficking

FEMA, HUD, disaster-recovery enforcement

Federal & state corporate filings, licensing boards

Federal & state court records, DOJ enforcement news

Property, UCC filings, business registrations

NPPES, PECOS, state enrollment data

02

Entity & control mapping

Resolve names, addresses, IDs across sources. Map officer roles, registered agents, and shared infrastructure.

Name, address, identifier matching across sources

Corporate officer and registered-agent role mapping

Address clustering, shared-infrastructure detection

Temporal analysis of formation, dissolution, reconstitution

Officer overlap, repeated entity associations

Cross-state tracking for multi-jurisdiction patterns

03

Trust & proof framework

Every observation passes a structured confidence assessment before becoming a finding.

Source reliability rating (official vs. secondary)

Cross-source corroboration

Temporal consistency

Entity-resolution confidence

Control-indicator strength

Human analyst review and rating

04

Review-grade outputs

Structured findings for legal, investigative, and compliance professionals. Not raw data feeds.

Entity profiles with full relationship mapping

Sentinel Score with contributing-signal breakdown

Evidence citations linked to public records

Timeline reconstructions of control transitions

Structured narratives for legal and compliance review

Structured exports for case-management integration

Honest limitations

SentinelGraph identifies patterns that may indicate exclusion- or sanction-linked control risk. It does not determine fraud, liability, or violation. Findings are preliminary observations. Public records can contain errors, name mismatches, or stale data — verify before acting. The appropriate response to any finding is further investigation by qualified professionals.

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If you work in healthcare compliance, fraud investigation, or legal oversight — and you want to understand how exclusion-linked control risk may affect entities in your portfolio — SentinelGraph may be able to help.

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Important disclaimer: SentinelGraph provides structured intelligence based on publicly available data. It does not provide legal advice, conduct investigations, or make determinations of fraud, liability, or regulatory violation. All findings are preliminary, evidence-traceable observations intended to support — not replace — qualified legal, investigative, or compliance review. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client relationship or any professional engagement unless separately agreed in writing.