Enforcement data, organized at scale.
Now you can read it.
Bryfd collects, organizes, and preserves government enforcement records from dozens of agencies. Legal, insurance, and compliance teams get the full picture on any institution in seconds.
Enforcement records span dozens of federal and state agencies, each with different formats and access methods. A nursing home's full compliance history might live across CMS, OSHA, DOJ, and state health departments, with nothing to connect them. Researchers, lawyers, and underwriters spend days doing work that should take seconds.
And now, government data is being actively deleted. The window to preserve the public record is closing.
DOJ, OSHA, CMS, PACER, EPA, and dozens of state agencies each maintain separate databases with nothing linking them together.
Federal agencies are actively removing enforcement data. Records that existed last month may be gone next week, permanently.
"Valley Stream Nursing Home" in CMS and "Valley Stream Facility LLC" in OSHA are the same institution. No system connects them.
Law firms spend thousands per case on paralegals running manual FOIA requests and database searches that return incomplete results.
Federal agencies are removing enforcement records from public databases. The window to save them is open now and closing fast. Getting in early means owning the archive.
AI can now match records across agencies even when names don't match exactly. This wasn't possible a few years ago.
Top law firms are actively spending on data tools. The market is ready and buying, not just exploring.
Enforcement actions against nursing homes, prisons, and hospitals are accelerating. More actions mean more litigation, more underwriting, more demand.
Bryfd continuously collects enforcement data, matches records across agencies even when names differ, and makes everything searchable through an API and web interface. We preserve records that agencies delete.
AI matches records across agencies when names don't match exactly. Real-time alerts on new actions. Deleted records are saved.
Enter any facility name. Bryfd finds matching records across agencies and returns a single profile with violations, penalties, court history, and citations.
Hundreds of thousands of regulated institutions generate enforcement records that legal, insurance, and investigative professionals need but can't easily access today.
Enforcement data is used by anyone who needs to understand institutional risk, whether for legal liability, insurance coverage, or public accountability.
Case intake to settlement
Plaintiff and defense attorneys need complete enforcement histories before taking a case. Past violations affect liability, settlement value, and how experts frame the case.
Underwriting & risk pricing
Underwriters setting rates for healthcare institutions need enforcement history to price risk accurately. Without it, policies are mispriced.
Accountability & compliance
Journalists, compliance officers, and public interest organizations need enforcement data to hold institutions accountable and find patterns that no single database can show.
Existing tools only cover one agency at a time, cost too much, or require manual work. None connect records across agencies or preserve deleted data.
| Feature | Bryfd | PACER / Agency Portals | Bloomberg Law | Manual Research |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cross-Agency Data | ✓ | ✕ | Partial | Possible |
| Entity Resolution | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Real-Time Alerts | ✓ | ✕ | Partial | ✕ |
| API Access | ✓ | ✕ | Limited | ✕ |
| Preservation Archive | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Institutional Profiles | ✓ | ✕ | Partial | Manual |
| Cost to Research One Facility | Seconds / <$1 | Hours / $50–500 | Hours / $300+ | Days / $1,000+ |
Bryfd was founded by people with direct experience in legal research, investigative data, and government records.
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We're building the first searchable, cross-agency enforcement data platform. If you work with institutional records, we want to show you what's possible.
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