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Aleph
Document-led investigative research across public datasets
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OCCRP
Document-led investigative research across public datasets
Best for: Document-heavy public-records, company, procurement, sanctions-adjacent, and cross-border investigative research where source documents matter.
Signal summary
Trust / disclosure
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Editorial verdict
Use case and fit
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Document-heavy public-records, company, procurement, sanctions-adjacent, and cross-border investigative research where source documents matter.
Best for serious due diligence and investigative work where source documents deserve more weight than summaries.
Best for document-heavy public-records research where entities, datasets, filings, and source documents need to connect.
Operational snapshot
Workflow, access, and coverage
Begin with identifiers, inspect source documents, tag confirmed versus possible matches, then corroborate high-impact claims with official records and independent sources.
Cross-border datasets may include multiple languages, transliterations, and local naming conventions.
Limits
Strengths, caveats, and risk
Strong when the work depends on documents, datasets, and relationship clues rather than a single database field.
Entity matching can be noisy; dataset provenance and dates must be checked before drawing conclusions.
Not a live registry, not a universal leak search, and not proof that a named entity is the same person or company without corroboration.
False identity matches are a major risk when names, transliterations, companies, and jurisdictions overlap.
Sensitive public-record findings should be framed as evidence from named sources, not as legal or compliance verdicts.
Trust the underlying source trail more than the search result; record dataset origin, date, and match confidence.
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Last verified: 2026-05-07
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