Platform
Hunter combines premium datasets, a powerful Search API, and a proprietary Relationship Engine — all accessible through a single REST API with clear documentation and sandbox access.
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Hunter's integration layer moves data through four stages — ingest, search, connect, and deliver — each powered by a distinct layer of the platform. The result is connected intelligence your team can act on.
Connect your data sources — or bring your own. Hunter normalizes and validates records across all five source types into a unified entity model.
Query entities by name, identifier, or attribute. Fuzzy matching handles messy real-world data. Enrichment fills gaps from the full dataset.
The Relationship Engine resolves entities across datasets, discovers hidden connections, and scores confidence on every link it finds.
Consume results via REST or webhooks. Monitor entities for changes. Build intelligence products on top of connected data.
Operations
Hunter is designed for compliance, risk, and intelligence teams that operate under real constraints — audit requirements, data lineage, deployment restrictions, and integration complexity.
Every record carries provenance metadata — which source type it came from, when it was ingested, and how it was normalized. Traceable from query result back to origin.
Search and match results include structured evidence objects: matched fields, confidence scores, and the data points that drove each decision. Designed for regulatory review.
Enterprise agreements include on-premise and private-cloud deployment. Your data does not leave your environment. Available as part of a custom enterprise agreement.
Every capability is exposed as a REST endpoint. Clear API documentation, REST examples, and sandbox access from day one.
Bring your own entity lists. Hunter normalizes, deduplicates, and enriches them against all other source types — Nominodata, public records, partner feeds, and Hunter-owned data.
Set watch conditions on entities or datasets. Receive webhook events when records change, new relationships are discovered, or watchlist status updates.