SOURCES & EXPORTS
Every source we track,
and what is open today.
The inventory lists each government publisher, what we collected, and whether its records are loaded. The exports are the reviewed files your assistant can search right now and you can download.
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Two access frames. Exports are reviewed files that the public connection searches and anyone can download. The inventory is the larger collection held in the database; its records become exports as each source passes review. An inventory entry does not by itself mean every record of that source has been collected.
01 / OPEN TODAY
Exports you can query and download.
Each export is a verified JSONL file with its reporting scope, source identifiers, checksum and evidence links. Counts are source rows, which may overlap across files.
02 / THE FULL INVENTORY
What is in the database, by publisher.
Filter by level of government, source family or text. “Records held” means normalized rows are loaded; other entries show their recorded collection status so gaps stay visible.
| Source / publisher | Level | Family | Database rows | Status |
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Evidence travels with the data.
Know the scope. A city, mailing address, service area and beneficiary location describe different things.
Keep the original evidence. Source URLs, retrieval dates, reporting periods and record identifiers support verification.
Preserve uncertainty. Unavailable values stay unavailable. Different financial measures and amended records are not automatically additive.