The federal government reported roughly $186 billion in improper payments in FY2025 across 64 programs. JIL provides the detection and Court Ready Evidence layer above them. Some programs run in production today. The rest are built and validated, and activate the moment a customer furnishes its data.
Every program carries one status. The distinction is about data, not ambition. A program is operational when its checks run in production, and customer-activated when the engine is built and waiting on the data only the customer can supply.
Detection checks and CREB® templates run today on public and platform data. Onboarding a customer is configuration, not construction.
The vertical is architected, specced, and validated. It turns on once the customer furnishes its claims or grants the legal authority to access restricted feeds. JIL operates as processor.
Grouped by leverage. Figures are GAO and CMS FY2025 estimates. Feed tags show the data each program draws on: public spine, customer-furnished, or restricted.
Attestation and CREB® layer above the federal disbursement chokepoint. One integration provides leverage over every reported program at once.
The flagship engine: the FWAE detection stack and 175 attestation checks, every finding sealed as a CREB® on CourtChain™.
SNAP-specific detection live in production, with dedicated checks for trafficking, eligibility, and retailer fraud.
Identity-theft and multi-state claim fraud resolved through PPRL identity matching across jurisdictions.
Eligibility and income verification on one of the highest error rates in government. Processor mode only, under agency 6103 authority.
Death-fraud, eligibility, and representative-payee detection, extending the DMF and NDI architecture into the benefit roll.
Provider-billing integrity structurally identical to the MCO vertical. The fastest lift, since the existing checks largely port over.
Loan-level identity and recovery with court-ready proof. Strong recovery-share economics on confirmed fraud.
Tenant income and identity verification on a program flagged as susceptible but not yet reporting an estimate, so the exposure is uncounted.
Eligibility, identity, and enrollment verification across FAFSA, Pell, and servicer default records.
Duplicate-claim, identity, and eligibility detection under disaster time pressure. CREB® matters because these cases get prosecuted.
Invoice and procurement integrity in the DCAA-adjacent layer, with pricing-benchmark anomaly detection.
Multiple Award Schedule pricing compliance and SAM.gov vendor vetting, built on the public procurement spine.
Grantee and contractor screening for the former USAID portfolio, now within State. Ingestion spec already built and ready to repoint.
A program's status follows from where its data lives. JIL ingests one public spine once and reuses it everywhere. Customer and restricted feeds arrive through the engagement, never through scraping.
Public registries acquired and refreshed under the snapshot-and-anchor pattern, shared across nearly every program.
The claims and payment data itself, furnished by the agency or payer under contract. JIL operates strictly as processor.
Feeds gated by law. Reached only through the customer's standing authority and a computer matching agreement. Never ingested publicly.
Operational verticals onboard in configuration time. Customer-activated verticals turn on the moment your data and authority are in place. Tell us the program, and we will scope the path to a live CREB®.