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High-intent buying signals already sit in public records. Nobody needs to model them.

A company that just won a federal contract, a prescriber who’s demonstrably active in a drug category, a business whose collateral lien is about to lapse — ParseData Research finds these signals in the raw federal filings, structures them, and publishes the report and the dataset behind it before a sales or diligence team ever pays for a modeled substitute.

3 reports · every number sourced and cross-checked against live-queried government data · free CSV datasets on every piece.

The Public Buying-Signal Index

We found 440 buying signals hiding in US public records — free, live, and updating on the same cadence enterprise sales teams reportedly pay 6sense, Bombora, and Clay five and six figures a year to approximate.440 live signals (443 defined) across 28 federal agenciesParseData Research / Govparse · 2 free datasets

The Prescriber Whitespace Report

15,212 high-volume GLP-1 prescribers have no recorded pharma payments.15,212 whitespace NPIs (≥100 GLP-1 Part D claims, PY2024, zero Open Payments)ParseData Research / Healthparse · 3 free datasets

It costs $12,360 to see who owes money in West Virginia

A 51-jurisdiction survey of what U.S. states charge for bulk access to UCC lien records finds no floor, no ceiling, and almost no consistency — from $0 to $12,360, with 22 of 51 jurisdictions refusing to publish a price at all.$0–$12,360 across 51 jurisdictions; 4 free, 22 with no published priceParseData Research / CollateralLens · 1 free dataset

Observational data

Every field is a record that exists in a named federal source, with its date — never a score, prediction, or characterization of any company. Public-source records are matched to employers by normalized name and address; match tier and confidence are disclosed on every response. FirmStanding is not a consumer reporting agency and this is not a consumer report — not for use in determining eligibility for employment, credit, insurance, tenancy, or any other purpose regulated by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).

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