Plauti
Plauti builds native data-quality applications that run entirely within your CRM environment. No data is sent to external servers or third-party processing services, and there’s no parallel infrastructure to maintain. Your data stays where it belongs: under your control, behind your security perimeter, governed by your own access model.
For Salesforce, Plauti addresses the full lifecycle of data quality:
> Prevention at entry: Real-time duplicate detection alerts users as they type, blocking bad data before it’s created.
> Detection from external sources: Identify duplicates coming from integrations, imports, and APIs, so data quality doesn’t degrade over time.
> Batch remediation at scale: Run powerful batch jobs to find, review, and merge existing duplicates, with full audit trails for compliance and governance.
> Contact data verification: Validate email addresses and phone numbers before they’re saved to reduce bounces and failed outreach.
All processing runs natively on Salesforce infrastructure. Plauti respects your existing profiles, roles, and permission sets, so there’s no separate login, no data synchronization layer, and no new security surface to harden.
For Microsoft Dynamics 365, Plauti provides similar control over duplicates with real-time alerts, API-driven detection, batch processing, and cross-entity matching. It’s designed for CRM admins and data stewards who need direct, immediate control over data quality without waiting on developers, external consultants, or long IT ticket queues.
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DataBuck
Big Data Quality must always be verified to ensure that data is safe, accurate, and complete. Data is moved through multiple IT platforms or stored in Data Lakes. The Big Data Challenge: Data often loses its trustworthiness because of (i) Undiscovered errors in incoming data (iii). Multiple data sources that get out-of-synchrony over time (iii). Structural changes to data in downstream processes not expected downstream and (iv) multiple IT platforms (Hadoop DW, Cloud). Unexpected errors can occur when data moves between systems, such as from a Data Warehouse to a Hadoop environment, NoSQL database, or the Cloud. Data can change unexpectedly due to poor processes, ad-hoc data policies, poor data storage and control, and lack of control over certain data sources (e.g., external providers). DataBuck is an autonomous, self-learning, Big Data Quality validation tool and Data Matching tool.
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MEDLINE
MEDLINE serves as the flagship bibliographic database of the National Library of Medicine (NLM), boasting over 29 million references to journal articles primarily focused on life sciences and biomedicine. One of the unique aspects of MEDLINE is its use of NLM Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) for indexing records, which enhances searchability and organization. It plays a crucial role as the foundational component of PubMed, a comprehensive literature database managed by the NLM's National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). MEDLINE is essentially the digital evolution of the MEDical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System (MEDLARS), which was established in 1964. The selection of journals for inclusion in MEDLINE largely relies on the recommendations made by the Literature Selection Technical Review Committee (LSTRC), which comprises external experts appointed by the NIH. The database encompasses literature published from 1966 to the present day, alongside select works from earlier years, thereby providing a rich historical context for researchers. Overall, MEDLINE stands as a critical resource for professionals seeking reliable and organized biomedical literature.
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PubMed
PubMed® is an extensive repository featuring over 35 million citations related to biomedical literature, sourced from MEDLINE, life science journals, and various online books. Many of these citations provide links to full-text articles, which can be accessed through PubMed Central and the websites of publishers. This invaluable resource is designed to facilitate the search and retrieval of literature in the biomedical and life sciences, ultimately aiming to enhance health on both a global and individual level. Although the PubMed database does not host full-text journal articles directly, it often includes hyperlinks to such content when it is accessible from other platforms, such as the publisher's site or PubMed Central (PMC). The citations within PubMed primarily originate from fields related to biomedicine and health, as well as associated disciplines that encompass life sciences, behavioral sciences, chemical sciences, and bioengineering. A significant part of PubMed is made up of MEDLINE, which contains citations from journals that have been selectively included for its collection. Researchers and healthcare professionals frequently utilize this platform to stay informed on the latest developments and findings in medical research.
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