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Verified analytics and reportingDataLogiX

Every number verified. Every report traced. Every copy accounted for.

DataLogiX turns data from every system you run into reports where each number is computed twice, each sentence is checked against it, and each copy goes only to the people your rules allow. Expert packs bring the rules of your sector, from CMS payment formulas to intelligence tradecraft.

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PlanComputeRecomputeSignEXPERT PACKSHealthcareCMS rules · HIPAAFinance and auditLedgers · XBRL · FINRAIntelligenceICD 203 · NATO · CUILaw enforcement28 CFR 23 · EuropolCybersecurityTLP 2.0 · ATT&CKResearchIPCC · GRADEDATALOGIXYOUR DATAXLSXPPTXDOCXPDFWEBRELEASEDSigned, to the peopleyour rules allowVALUE · REVENUE, SEP$4.82MComputed twiceAgreesSentence checkSupportedTraceSigned

One engine. The rules of every regulated sector.

A sector’s rules are what make a report acceptable to its regulator. In DataLogiX they ship as signed, versioned expert packs that experts can read and test, and that no later layer can quietly loosen.

Healthcare QAPI governing-body packs, value-based purchasing reviews, hospice cap monitoring, PEPPER, payer contracts CMS rule tables · small-cell suppression · NCHS reliability · HIPAA records and accounting Finance and audit Month-end close, receivables, bank reconciliation, two systems reconciled, statutory filings General ledgers · SAF-T and XBRL · e-invoices and EDI · bank statements Intelligence and defense Intelligence assessments, release to partners, link analysis, lower-marked versions ICD 203 and 206 · NATO AJP-2.1 · UK PHIA · CUI and NATO markings · two-person release Law enforcement and justice Criminal intelligence products, threat briefs, subject search with purpose and oversight 28 CFR Part 23 · LEAS · Europol 4x4 · purpose and accounting per search Cybersecurity Monthly security reports from Defender, Entra, Sentinel and AWS, client threat briefs FIRST TLP 2.0 · STIX confidence · MITRE ATT&CK techniques · Canadian Centre for Cyber Security Research and public sector Benchmarking across members, evidence reviews, statistical bulletins IPCC uncertainty · GRADE certainty · nine citation style guides · community release markings

Not on the list? A pack can be written for almost any sector, and your organization and its clients add their own rules on top.

Data platforms show you the numbers. DataLogiX proves them.

Operating platforms and BI copilots connect your data, model it and let AI answer over it. DataLogiX takes the next step: every number is bound, recomputed a second way and read back from the delivered file, and every copy that leaves is decided and recorded.

  • NumbersComputed twice, independently, before anyone sees them
  • FilesFive formats that all say the same thing, each Office file and PDF signed
  • CopiesReleased for a purpose, numbered, recallable, accounted for
  • Your platformsKept. Their assistants call DataLogiX as their verified tool
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Quarterly quality review · version 1

Readmissions

The readmission rate was 11.4% this quarter. Counts for two branches are hidden because they are small enough to identify a patient.

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Quality committee, 6 people

The rest of the family

Each product stands on its own and has its own documentation. Run DataLogiX too, and the records they produce are read like any other source.

Customer engagement Avatar Studio A face and a voice on your website. It talks with visitors in English or Spanish, asks the questions you choose, and brings in a person, in the same call, when it counts. Customer engagement LeadLogiX Turns conversations into verified, scored and priced leads, and remembers each customer across every conversation. Field operations CareLogiX Dispatch, live location and visit verification for home health and hospice, with each visit checked against the clinician’s own track and every mile measured. Sensing SensorLogiX Video, imagery, radar and tracks from air, land, sea and space, fused at the edge or in the rear, with image and video search and analysis on your own GPUs, added to DataLogiX.

Records from the field, reported under your rules

Conversations, visits, leads and sensors produce records. DataLogiX keeps each one as received with its labels, links the ones about the same person, and reports on them under your rules, with every number checked and every copy recorded.

How records from the field become reportsRecords from Avatar Studio, LeadLogiX, CareLogiX, SensorLogiX and your other systems travel into DataLogiX. Each is stored as received with its source, its sensitivity labels are read and kept, and records about the same person are linked. They feed a signed report in which every number is computed twice and every sentence is checked. Copies go to approved readers and each copy is recorded; a reader who is not approved gets nothing.FROM THE FIELDVERIFIED REPORTYOUR RULES01KEPTStored as received,with its source02LABELEDSensitivity labelsread and kept03MATCHEDThe same person,linked across systemsAvatar StudioConversations and session reportsLeadLogiXScored, priced leadsCareLogiXVisits checked, miles measuredSensorLogiXObservations and tracksYour other systemsEHR, billing, ledgers, warehousesDataLogiXSIGNEDQuality reportPipeline reportCompliance reportSituation reportQuality reportEVERY FORMAT READ BACKWEBXLSXPPTXDOCXPDFEvery number computed twiceEvery sentence checkedEach copy recordedApprovedApprovedNot approved

FROM THE FIELD

  1. KeptStored as received, with its source
  2. LabeledSensitivity labels read and kept
  3. MatchedThe same person, linked across systems
  4. Verified reportEvery number computed twice and every sentence checked
  5. Released by your rulesOnly approved readers get a copy, and each copy is recorded

Security and IT engineering, from a team that runs regulated software of its own

The people who operate our own platforms watch, harden and support yours. We also supply counter-drone equipment and train the teams who use it.

See security services
Security operations centerEndpoint, identity and cloud monitoring, with containment and response under your approval rules.Security engineeringArchitecture and cloud reviews, identity and device hardening, and HIPAA control mapping for audits.IT supportA help desk for office and field staff, managed phones and laptops, and same-day onboarding and offboarding.IntegrationCRM, EHR and identity connections, HL7 and SFTP feeds, and a named owner for each feed.Counter-UASWearable kits, smart jammers and vehicle systems, supplied within the rules on who may use them, and training from operators with combat experience.Security assessmentThe place to start: a security engineer reviews your setup and sends a ranked list of findings.

Two decades of security engineering behind every product

EVAS began behind the scenes for major telecom carriers such as Verizon and Bell, then built security to federal standards, device management with Intel and one-time-pad encryption.

We have worked in healthcare, defense and national security, industrial automation and other fields where systems have to be right, serving customers directly and through channel partners.

Our story

Since 2002

Security engineering, from carrier networks to the cloud

Fortune 500

Companies in our network

Every size

From small businesses to large enterprises

Federal grade

Security built to federal standards since our first system

INSIGHTS AND PUBLICATIONS

Research and guides from the team that builds it

How to check AI-written numbers, publish small counts safely, state likelihood, share with partners and keep records safe for decades.

White paper · 38 minute read

Models propose, code decides: verified, traceable and controlled analytics for regulated work

The design of DataLogiX for researchers and practitioners: how every number is bound, recomputed and read back, how analytic standards are computed rather than prompted, and how each act of sharing is decided and recorded.

Read the white paper →

Practice · 6 minute read

How to check the numbers in an AI-written report

Where figures in generated reports go wrong, the five properties that make a figure checkable, and the questions a reviewer should still ask.

Regulation · 6 minute read

Accounting of disclosures under HIPAA: what the rule asks and how to be ready

What 45 CFR 164.528 requires, what is excluded, the deadlines and fees, and where real systems lose track of disclosures.

Security · 5 minute read

Post-quantum cryptography for records that must last

Which records are at risk, the new standards and timelines, hybrid key exchange and dual signatures, and a practical order of work.

More to read

Product notes, how-tos and demonstration videos sit beside the articles.

All insights

EXPLORE

Find what you came for

Products, services, industries and reading, grouped by the problem you are working on.

Verified reporting

Numbers computed twice and every sentence checked.

Health data and privacy

Reports, disclosures and small counts handled to HIPAA’s rules.

Intelligence and investigations

Tradecraft, markings, lawful search and release.

Finance, research and cyber

Ledgers, statistics and security reports that hold up.

Customers and sales

Conversations that end with a person and a qualified lead.

Field operations

Dispatch, live location and visit checks for home care.

Security and cryptography

Hardened systems, signed files and records that last.

Drones and sensing

Counter-drone equipment and training, and multi-domain sensing.

Build and partner

APIs, documentation, partnerships and careers.

Tell us what you need to prove, and to whom

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