More surface area
Agents can search more public records, billing rows, registries, and official datasets than a human team can manually cover.
TwoEleven for attorneys
Government-fraud leads with 90% of the public-record work already done.
TwoEleven automates the front end of fraud lead discovery for law firms: agent pipelines find high-signal candidates, verify the source trail, rank the opportunity, and package the lead for attorney review.
Current tracks: healthcare FCA, DME/telehealth, Florida STR/homestead, and IRS/Form 211 research.
Why firms buy them
Your attorneys should evaluate the best leads, not build the first-pass dataset.
Better first-pass filters
We rank candidates by source strength, anomaly size, peer context, and whether the lead survives obvious innocent explanations.
Faster prosecution decision
Your team receives a lead package built to answer one question: is this worth deeper investigation, prosecution, referral, or decline?
Supported tracks
Specific fraud-lead verticals, not vague intelligence.
We start with verticals where public data can identify unusually strong review candidates before a firm commits legal time.
Healthcare FCA
DME / telehealth billing indicators
CMS DME supplier and referring-provider data, OIG/DOJ typologies, NPPES identities, LEIE checks, peer benchmarks, and review questions.
- Best for
- healthcare FCA, qui tam, Medicare, Medicaid, AKS, or billing review
- Signal
- claims-pattern outlier or source-backed billing indicator
Property / tax recovery
Florida STR / homestead mismatches
Public STR or license signals compared against official parcel, folio, homestead, and permanent-residence records.
- Best for
- property-tax, local-government, IRS, referral, or recovery review
- Signal
- owner-occupancy mismatch or public-benefit contradiction
Lead package
Built to sell the opportunity and survive first review.
A lead package should be easy to understand, easy to reject, and specific enough for a partner to decide whether it is worth legal time.
Sales-grade lead memo
Who surfaced, why it matters, why it may be commercially valuable, and what prosecution or recovery path might exist.
Source index
CMS/OIG/NPPES/LEIE links, property records, exemption signals, STR listings or licenses, source URLs, and capture dates.
Indicator analysis
Fraud indicators, owner/entity matching, NPI identity, peer benchmark, typology fit, caveats, and alternative explanations.
Decision checklist
Questions counsel should answer before buying more, contacting anyone, requesting deeper diligence, filing, referring, or declining.
Commercial pilot
Review a few leads. If they are useful, buy the strongest candidates.
The commercial model is simple: paid lead batches or a monthly sourcing relationship. We are validating which verticals produce matters firms actually want to review and prosecute.
Private samples. We match examples to your practice area and share sanitized or named leads after approval.
Review call. You tell us whether the lead is worth investigation, too thin, or pointed at the wrong buyer.
Paid sourcing. If the fit is real, we source repeat lead batches around your prosecution criteria.
Want to see whether these leads belong in your prosecution pipeline?
Private samples
Request sample leads.
Tell us the practice area. We will review fit before sharing sanitized or named leads.