Intelligence Datasets

Yes — every dataset category is available as an individual license, and you are never required to purchase categories you don't need. The eight categories (Consumer, Property, B2B, Intent/Behavior, Sports, Healthcare, MAID, and IP) are each separately licensable at the category level, with further scoping available by geography, demographic filter, industry vertical, or signal type depending on the category. For example, you can license Consumer data for a specific set of U.S. states, or MAID data filtered to a particular device platform. Licensing terms are structured around your use case — whether that is a one-time data acquisition, a recurring monthly delivery, or an ongoing licensed integration into your product or platform. Most new clients start with one or two categories to validate quality and match rates, then expand as confidence in the data grows. There is no all-or-nothing commitment required to access BIGDBM's foundational datasets.

Every record in every Intelligence Dataset is evaluated using BIGDBM's proprietary RFIS scoring framework — a four-dimensional confidence model that scores each record on Recency (how recently the signal was observed), Frequency (how often the signal has been observed across multiple sources), Intensity (the strength of the signal itself — a confirmed transaction carries more weight than a single device ping), and Strength (how confident the identity linkage is between the signal and the resolved individual). Each dimension is scored independently and combined into a single composite confidence score that is delivered alongside the record. This means you can set a quality threshold for your specific use case — a fraud prevention workflow might require a higher RFIS score than a prospecting list — and apply it uniformly across millions of records without manual review. RFIS is what separates BIGDBM's datasets from data files that provide records without any quality signal attached: you always know exactly how much to trust what you're activating on.

Yes — all eight Intelligence Dataset categories are fully CCPA/CPRA compliant, and compliance is not a declaration applied after the fact: it is built into how data is sourced, processed, and delivered. Every underlying data source is vetted for consent management and permitted use. BIGDBM's automated opt-out processing system continuously removes individuals who have submitted California, Virginia, or other applicable state privacy rights requests, so opted-out records are never delivered to clients regardless of when a new dataset file is pulled. Deceased record suppression is applied at the dataset level to prevent outreach to individuals who are no longer living. For healthcare and financial services clients operating under additional regulatory frameworks, BIGDBM can discuss permitted use overlays appropriate to your compliance requirements. The company holds SOC 2 Type II certification, TrustArc certification, and IAB Transparency compliance — and can provide documentation for vendor due diligence reviews if your procurement or legal team requires it.

Yes — file matching is one of the most common ways clients use Intelligence Datasets, and it works across all eight categories. You submit your own file (CRM export, customer list, prospect file, or any other identity-bearing dataset) and BIGDBM matches it against the relevant dataset category using deterministic and probabilistic matching. Match outputs include a confidence score on each matched record using the RFIS framework, plus any appended fields from the matched profile — for example, appending email, phone, property data, MAID, or behavioral signals to records that previously lacked those fields. You can match against multiple categories in a single operation, so one file submission can return Consumer, MAID, and Intent appends simultaneously. Match results are returned with full field-level transparency so you know exactly what was matched, at what confidence, and from which signal type — making the output auditable and ready for both activation and compliance review. Typical file processing turnaround is within 24–48 hours depending on file size and categories requested.