DRM3 Rails · for anyone who holds data
The source behind every signal.
A buyer should not have to take a signal on faith. Each one shows the record it came from, and each desk shows where its data comes from.
What a buyer sees on a signal
Every signal has its own page. The page shows the source record the signal stands on, and a link into the exact place in that record. The reader can open the source and compare the two.
Where the data comes from
Every desk has a Data and provenance page. It lists each feed the desk stands on: who supplies it, how it arrives, how many records it holds and when it last delivered. A buyer can see the whole supply line before relying on a signal.
Corrections stay visible
When a record is corrected, the new version replaces the old one on the desk, and the earlier version stays on the record. Nothing is overwritten.
Private stays private
Showing a source to a signed-in buyer does not publish it. A customer's records stay behind the desk's sign-in. See how the data is protected.
Have a dataset in mind?
Tell us what you hold and who should read it, and we will show you what the desk would look like.