Federal data assembled.
Every source disclosed.
What we built
AuditPoint assembles, scores, and benchmarks government data across six verticals — post-acute care (CareIndex), commercial freight (WeighStation), U.S. banking, employer compliance (WorkRecord), tax-exempt organizations (NonProfits), and federal contract spending (Federal Contractors). The platform ingests data from CMS, HCRIS, Payroll-Based Journal, FMCSA, FDIC, FFIEC, OSHA, DOL, IRS Form 990, and the IRS Business Master File on a daily, monthly, quarterly, and annual refresh cycle, normalizes it into a structured database, and produces institutional-grade intelligence on demand.
The data architecture is built around a single principle: every output must be traceable to a named primary federal source. No survey data, no third-party aggregations, no editorial estimates. When AuditPoint produces a derived metric — a compliance tier, a WeighStation Score, a Bank Health Score — the government inputs are disclosed.
Why it exists
The same structural problem exists across every regulated industry: federal agencies publish the data, but nobody assembles it. Post-acute care is a $250B+ market governed by CMS. Commercial freight is a $900B industry governed by FMCSA. U.S. banking is governed by the FDIC and FFIEC. Employer labor compliance is governed by OSHA and the DOL Wage & Hour Division. The nonprofit sector controls over $4T in annual revenue and is governed entirely by IRS disclosure requirements.
The federal contracting market adds a sixth dimension: USASpending.gov publishes every contract award, but the debarment records in SAM.gov are never joined to active obligation data. That gap — excluded vendors still receiving federal dollars — is the core of the Federal Contractors vertical.
In each case, the underlying data is public — and fragmented across dozens of agency portals, structured inconsistently, and updated on different cadences.
What AuditPoint is not
This platform is not a consumer review site. It does not help families choose nursing homes or checking accounts. It does not produce editorial opinions about providers, carriers, or banks. It does not accept advertising, sponsored placements, or vendor relationships that could influence what the data says.
AuditPoint is also not a consulting firm. We produce intelligence — structured, sourced, and traceable — and the buyer decides what to do with it.
Platform modules
33,904 providers scored across SNF, home health, and hospice — staffing, compliance history, payer mix, financial benchmarks, ownership, and quality measures drawn from CMS, HCRIS, and Payroll-Based Journal.
CareIndex →2.18M active FMCSA-registered carriers scored on safety records, crash history, insurance stability, and authority integrity — including revocation history not surfaced in FMCSA's public SAFER system.
WeighStation →3,794 FDIC-insured institutions scored on capital adequacy, asset quality, earnings, liquidity, and regulatory standing — drawn from FDIC Call Reports (137 quarters), enforcement actions, and FFIEC CRA ratings.
View U.S. Banks →2M+ employers scored across OSHA inspection history, violation severity, severe injury reports, and DOL Wage & Hour Division investigations — $6.5B in federal penalties and $4.7B in back wages tracked.
WorkRecord →393,161 organizations scored from IRS Form 990 filings (2022–2025) — financial sustainability, program efficiency, executive accountability, and transparency, with NTEE peer-group benchmarking across 25 categories.
NonProfits →159,091 federal vendors scored across FY2021–FY2025 USASpending award data — federal dependency, agency concentration, contract type mix, and SAM.gov exclusion status. DOGE-risk agency exposure mapped. $3.86T in five-year obligations tracked.
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