What shipped
- OSHA inspections, searchable (Oct 16). Stored and searchable, with the original citations kept.
- Every risk flag shows its source (Oct 30). Each flag links to the page behind it, with a short excerpt.
- Your description counts (Oct 30). Classification now uses the description you send. Or classify from your text alone.
- Child care records in 25 states (Oct 30). Providers and inspections, in 25 states plus DC.
Plus cleaner business records in about 20 states. Everything else is in the changelog.
Who we're working with, and what we're solving
What customers asked for, and where it stands.
From the Coffee Talk
What nobody tells you about OSHA and your book. Wednesday, November 4.
- Clean isn't the same as safe. A business that fixed a citation can be a safer bet than one with no record at all.
- The file is a floor. Half or more of severe injuries never get reported, and the fine is a rounding error next to the claim.
Coming Monday, Nov 9: the recording and the takeaway paper, on the OSHA page.
What's next
- An evidence library for every company. Every source Marvin finds, kept. Not just the ones it cites.
- Next Coffee Talk · NAICS 2027. Wed Dec 9, noon ET. How classification works, and what the 2027 codes change for your book.
- LinkedIn poll: you pick February's Coffee Talk. Alan will be posting it. Choose more on classification, entity resolution in small commercial, or chameleon carriers in DOT data.
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