Agentic intelligence: know your counterparty, know your market
BeneDoc answers the two questions a professional cannot afford to get wrong. Point it at a company, a counterparty or a professional and it works the record source by source, checks each claim against the document behind it, and returns a file you can act on. Point it at a whole market and the same engine shows whose pipeline is moving, who is clearing review, and where demand goes next.
Cycling through cases. Pick one to hold it.
Meridian Holdings Ltd Cayman Islands · OFAC The alias file is what closes it. The legal name never matched.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
Aldbridge Supply Co Delaware · SAM.gov Three documents, three weak signals. None of them means anything alone.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
Northvale Instruments United States · filings index One record system, read across every competitor in it. None of this was announced.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
RX-4 infusion pump FDA · recalls + MAUDE The recall names one product. The clearance record ties the same firmware to another.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
Velmora XR, promotional review FDA · OPDP The label and the campaign describe different products. That gap is the violation.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
Twelve accounts, one operator Marketplace · state registries Three signals out of the platform’s own file, one from the public record that ties them together.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
Principal, named officer OIG LEIE Two lines, one document. Nothing independent corroborates it, so it does not verify.
Illustrative. The subjects are invented; the document types and citation formats are real.
WHAT WE RUN IT ON
One engine, three questions.
Search tools stop where their index stops. An investigator does not: they pull the filing, follow the officer to a second company, and find the thing nobody put in a database. We run that work as a system. The subject changes and the sources change. The method does not, and that is what lets one engine cover a state business registry and the FDA with equal rigor.
Know your counterparty
Who am I dealing with. Verified files on companies, counterparties and professionals, and screening that catches shell vendors, shared operators and layered ownership before they cost you.
Know your market
What the market is doing, read off filings, registrations, grants and trials before any of it is announced, and which clinicians will adopt, bill and be believed once it is.
Know your regulator
What the agency will require of this particular change, and the document that answers it. Read the rules, triage the change, assemble the evidence, author the submission and keep the trace.
THE RECORD
From the state registry to the FDA.
Public records are published in thousands of formats by thousands of authorities. We collect them at the source, normalize them into one data backbone, and keep a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction account of what we hold, how fresh it is, and where the record is withheld.
Companies and their officers
Officers, directors, registered agents and owners from state and national business registries in eighteen countries, with the filing history that shows how a company changed hands.
Courts
State and county dockets covering the majority of the US population, with parties resolved to the same companies and professionals that appear in every other record.
Regulatory
The complete public FDA device record, indexed inside every filing: indications, predicates, clearances, recalls, warning letters and adverse events, synced at FDA's own publishing cadence.
Evidence and reimbursement
Clinical trials, publications and patents alongside CMS billing, Open Payments, NPPES and PECOS: who is producing the evidence, and what a procedure pays, to whom, and where.
Sanctions and exclusions
OFAC's SDN and consolidated lists with their alias files, SAM.gov debarment and the federal exclusion lists, unioned into one screen and matched on alias rather than legal name.
County records
Assessor and recorder files across twenty states and the largest metro counties, refreshed as each authority republishes, and read for what they say about who controls what.
The standard · every assertion resolves to its source
Verified by construction
- 01
Resolve
this filing, this docket, this NPI: one entity
- 02
Compile
every public source, collected at the authority
- 03
Verify
each claim bound to its document, page and line
- 04
Act
clear, escalate, investigate, prioritize, plan or submit
A person confirms the finding. The engine does the reading.
Which question is in front of you?
Tell us the decision you have to make and what the answer has to stand up to. We deliver it as a platform your team runs, or as finished work from ours.