In production with a large national payer, a regional health plan, a PBM, and a large TPA
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SOC 2 Type 2
Every query logged
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Put definitions, tools, and governance on one knowledge graph your team owns. Every team asks it directly, through your grants.
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Claims paid on an authorization that was denied
Authorization rows marked Denied have a matching claim that paid in full.
Endorsed by Payment integrity lead · Jul 8 · recalled in 10 answer runs
Fresh · review due Nov 5
Adjudication never reads the authorization status, so a denial does not stop payment. Join claim_header to authorization_case on claim_id and keep rows where status is Denied and plan paid is above zero.
Many of these are legitimate. An overturned appeal leaves an appeal_overturn row in inquiry_case, so exclude those matches and report both numbers. Counting the whole population as improper payment overstates the finding and puts the appeals team in the frame for doing its job.
Audited every year. The certification letter is public, and reports are available on request.
Your grants, enforced
ContextBase reads through the grants you set on each connection. Access to data is requested with a reason, approved for a set window, and ends on its own.
Every query logged
Every query lands on the audit trail with the person or bot that ran it, and what it read.
Never trains a model
Your tables, metrics, and queries never train a model, and nothing you send is kept at the model layer.
No. ContextBase reads the models you already have in dbt, your repos, and your BI tools. The knowledge graph sits beside them, synced to your Git repo. Your team decides what each metric means, and every tool reads that one.
Does our data leave the warehouse?
Nothing is copied into a new warehouse. ContextBase queries your systems where they sit, over the private route your network team picks, through the grants you set. Your data stays with you, in your own cloud storage or in Google Cloud, and every query is logged with the person or bot that ran it.
How are permissions handled?
Through the grants you set on each connection. Access to data is requested with a reason, approved for a set window, and ends on its own, and PHI protections are configured per deployment.
How long before our team gets a first answer?
Connecting a system takes from 1 to 2 days for IP allowlisting to 1 to 2 weeks for a site-to-site VPN, depending on the route your team picks. Once it is connected, its first scan completes within hours.
What happens if we stop using ContextBase?
The knowledge graph syncs to your Git repository the whole time. Every approved change is a commit there, so your team keeps the definitions, their history, and the reasons behind them, whatever you run next.
