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Publictrace connects fragmented filings, enforcement actions, contracts, lobbying, and corporate relationships to the companies they concern. Start with a name and follow each finding back to the publishing agency.
01 Scattered public records are organized around one persistent entity ID.
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03 / THE RESOLUTION LAYER
Public data was never designed to agree with itself.
Names drift. Subsidiaries disappear behind parent companies. Identifiers conflict. Publictrace preserves the source trail and organizes records around the entity they most likely concern.
- 01Collect
Pull from official agency feeds on their native cadence. Preserve the raw record, publication date, and original URL.
- 02Resolve
Anchor records with CIKs, EINs, LEIs, UEIs, names, addresses, and corporate relationships to one stable entity.
- 03Enrich
Build corporate trees, timelines, financial context, and versioned risk signals across the resolved record graph.
- 04Trace
Keep the agency, record date, and original URL attached so each finding can be checked at its source.
04 / ONE RESEARCH PATH
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Signed out, the public profile previews up to five records per category, with dates, original agency links, and why each record was attributed to the company. The complete history unlocks with a free account.
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05 / PUBLIC EVIDENCE
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before the workflow.
The public company profile is the product proof: agency narrative, record date, source link, and a plain-language explanation of why the record is attached to that entity.
Open Apple’s public profileApple
CIK 0000320193 · EIN 94-2404110
OSHA
OSHA inspection of Apple Inc.
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Attributed through the establishment record; verify the named party.
LDA
Fourth-quarter federal lobbying amendment
Senate source ↗
Attributed by a source-name match; verify the named party.
06 / COVERAGE
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