The Record Remix
Build a record from five sources. Watch the trust score move.
Toggle sources into the mix and watch a record assemble: every element arrives with its provenance, conflicts resolve with the reasoning shown, and the trust score recomputes live. Switch the persona and the same record reads differently, because trust depends on who is asking and why.
The score is the Data Trust Index (DTI): every health record rated 0 to 100 for provenance, consent, and currency before a clinician, a model, or an auditor acts on it. This page runs the production scoring engine, not a simulation.
A composite patient. Every element is synthetic. The scores are computed by the production DTI™ engine.
Whose mix is this?
Can I act on this chart right now? Provenance and consent lead; the filed default weighting.
Sources in the mix
The trust mix
No sources in the mix yet. Toggle one on and watch the record assemble.
The reconciled record
The record is empty until a source joins.
What you are seeing is the surface: the patented scoring and reasoning chain underneath is what lets a clinician, a payer, or an IRB trust the same record for different reasons. The real thing runs on your data, where it lives.
The whole record
The complete record, reconciled and scored.
Health data arrives from thousands of sources that were never designed to agree with each other. We bring them into one reconciled record, resolve the conflicts, and score every element so the people acting on it know exactly what they are standing on. The record stays where it lives. Only the verified signal travels.