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Six stages, thirty seconds.
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Data ingestion - CMS public data + LEIE + NPPES
JIL pulls authoritative public sources from its Snowflake mirror. No PHI. Customer data never leaves the customer perimeter at any stage.
- NPPES providers indexed
- 9,401,238
- OIG LEIE exclusions
- 67,432
- Medicare Part-B claims (FY22-24)
- 145,827,310
- CMS Provider-of-Services rows
- 44,217
- USPS CMRA premise registry
- 241,604
- SAM.gov exclusions v4
- 167,456
Tier 1 detection - 175 deterministic checks fire in parallel
Every check is statutorily-cited, versioned, audit-traceable. T1 is the screening signal layer - high recall, no contingency on findings reaching the customer report.
- Checks executed
- 332
- Findings generated
- 1,847
- Top fault codes firing
- DME-001 · LEIE-001 · PREM-001 · REC-001
- Statutory authorities cited
- 31 USC 3729 · 42 CFR 414.230 · 42 USC 1320a-7
- Runtime on Snowflake compute
- 3.2s wall · 0 warehouse rows materialized customer-side
AVA clustering - 1,847 findings → entity graph → 4 case clusters
AVA-Clustering v2026.05.28 runs as a Snowpark Container Service inside the customer's Snowflake account. Customer rows materialized outside the customer perimeter: 0. Every step is versioned, deterministic, and replayable.
Algorithm stack · every step deterministic, replayable
- Graph construction: JIL/graphlib v2.1.4 · deterministic adjacency from SQL joins
- Edge weighting: rule-based + z-score outlier · no ML model
- Community detection: NetworkX 3.2 · Louvain modularity ·
seed=42(reproducible) - Resolution parameter: γ=1.0 · baked into engagement isolation profile · audit-sealed
- Cluster floor: deterministic table · ≥ 8 entities AND ≥ $5M exposure
Same inputs + same seed = same clusters · byte-identical · forever. Clustering groups already-deterministic T1 findings by entity + archetype. It never invents findings, never raises false flags, and never generates verdicts -- verdicts come from the scoring formula in Stage 04.
Entity-relationship graph
- Graph nodes: 209 unique flagged entities (NPI ∪ EIN ∪ premise-address-hash)
- Graph edges: 3,401 relationships
- Edge types: shared_address (622) · shared_owner (184) · co-billing (831) · sequential-billing (241) · premise-coincidence (1,523)
- Louvain pass: 3 iterations · Q=0.42 → Q=0.81 → Q=0.83 (converged)
- Partitions selected: 4 (above floor) · 12 rejected (below floor · returned to T1 pool)
AVA recommendation - per-cluster verdict + statutory path
AVA scores defensibility (statutory binary, observable evidence, judicial precedent), not gross dollars. Every verdict is deterministic, reproducible, and built to survive a Daubert challenge in court. ESCALATE threshold = AVA score ≥ 0.65 AND at least one citable statute.
The model boundary · Daubert / FRE 902 critical
JIL never puts a large language model in the verdict path. Opposing counsel would attack:
- training-data composition -- cannot be reproduced under FRE 702
- hallucination rate -- non-zero, never auditable to the known-error-rate prong
- reproducibility -- LLMs are stochastic, fails the second Daubert prong
Every verdict reduces to deterministic components below.
AVA inference stack · model card
| Component | Model / library | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Cluster construction | NetworkX 3.2 (Louvain, seed=42) | deterministic group |
| Statutory-binary lookup | JIL/statutes-tbl v2026.05.21 | deterministic match |
| Evidence-count aggregation | SQL COUNT against T1 findings | deterministic count |
| Judicial-precedent similarity | LegalBERT-base-uncased + curated corpus | embeddings only |
| Time-decay weight | exp(-λ × months_old), λ=0.05 | deterministic formula |
| Multi-year-pattern bonus | SQL EXISTS over fiscal years | deterministic rule |
| Score aggregation | weighted sum (constants below) | deterministic math |
| Threshold dispatch | if-else against 0.65 / 0.40 | deterministic |
Where ML / LLM IS used · operations only, never verdict
- LegalBERT computes cosine similarity against the JIL-curated case corpus (3,847 cases · hand-tagged by counsel · versioned · hash-sealed at v2026.05.13)
- No free-form LLM output enters the verdict pipeline at any point
- Narrative LLM (Claude Sonnet 4.6) drafts the human-readable CREB summary only -- fact-injected from deterministic JSON, grounded-claim filter rejects unsourced text, human signoff (SIU director + counsel) required before seal
- Claude Haiku 4.5 powers in-app SIU Q&A on already-sealed findings (read-only chat)
- All model versions + prompt hashes + outputs are sealed into the CREB audit trail
Defensibility scoring formula
Weights 0.35 / 0.25 / 0.20 / 0.10 / 0.10 are constant across engagements · sealed at v2026.05.21 · re-running with the same inputs returns byte-identical scores forever.
Cluster 01 · DMEPOS upcoding v2 · score derivation
| statutory_binary | 0.70 | FCA pattern · sub-binary in scoring table |
| observable_evidence | 0.92 | 138 NPIs × 38 supporting rows / 500 normalizer, capped |
| judicial_precedent_cosine | 0.88 | vs curated FCA-DMEPOS cluster · 12 case anchors |
| time_decay | 0.64 | exp(-0.05 × 9 months avg) = 0.638 |
| multi_year_pattern | 0.00 | Cluster 01 not multi-year · Cluster 04 is |
Judicial precedent anchors: US v. Bath Iron Works · US v. Sanford-Brown · US v. Lockheed. FCA pathway math: ($30M billed × 3 treble) + ($11,665 × 38 claims) = $90M + $443K. Recommended path: qui-tam relator + parallel administrative recovery.
Cluster 02 · LEIE-excluded provider · score derivation
| statutory_binary | 1.00 | LEIE exclusion is binary / dispositive · 42 USC 1320a-7 |
| observable_evidence | 0.84 | 22 NPIs × 33 supporting rows / 500 normalizer |
| judicial_precedent_cosine | 0.94 | US v. Mackby + US v. Krizek + 8 LEIE-billing cases |
| time_decay | 0.71 | exp(-0.05 × 7 months avg) |
| multi_year_pattern | 0.00 | single-year window |
Judicial precedent anchors: US v. Mackby · US v. Krizek · US v. Pemberton. Pathway: administrative recovery · no FCA element required. Recommended path: direct MAC overpayment notice + CMS notice of intent.
Cluster 03 · phantom premise · score derivation
| statutory_binary | 0.85 | 42 CFR 424.516 enrollment standards · regulatory binary |
| observable_evidence | 0.78 | 31 NPIs × 28 rows + USPS CMRA + CMS POS deterministic match |
| judicial_precedent_cosine | 0.82 | US v. Caremark + US v. Park Avenue Pharmacy + 6 premise cases |
| time_decay | 0.68 | exp(-0.05 × 8 months avg) |
| multi_year_pattern | 0.00 | single-year window |
Judicial precedent anchors: US v. Caremark · US v. Park Avenue Pharmacy · US v. Krizek. FCA pathway: materiality element strong (premise = enrollment condition). Recommended path: revocation referral + FCA filing.
Cluster 04 · multi-year recidivism · score derivation
| statutory_binary | 0.65 | FCA pattern element supports knowledge prong |
| observable_evidence | 0.71 | 18 NPIs × 33 rows + multi-year history |
| judicial_precedent_cosine | 0.74 | US v. Health Possibilities + US v. United Tech. + 5 recidivism cases |
| time_decay | 0.55 | exp(-0.05 × 12 months avg over 3-year window) |
| multi_year_pattern | 1.00 | 3+ consecutive years · pattern bonus fires |
Judicial precedent anchors: US v. Health Possibilities · US v. United Tech. · US v. Bornstein. FCA pathway: scienter prong strengthened by 3+ year pattern. Recommended path: qui-tam relator with consolidated multi-year complaint.
Daubert prong coverage · why this evidence survives challenge
- Aggregate verdict
- 4 of 4 clusters · ESCALATE
- Total exposure
- $100,000,000
- Findings reviewed
- 1,847 · clusters formed: 4 · clusters escalated: 4 · false positives: 0
Tier 2 substantiation - paid vendor evidence pulls in parallel
Tier 2 is where the vendor proves legitimacy to the MCO. No T1 flag becomes a finding in the customer report until at least one T2 source corroborates it. This is the no-false-positives guarantee. Adapter pool: 6 vendors, concurrency 12, 8s per-call timeout. Authorization basis: signed MSA on file, per-cluster budget cap enforced server-side.
OpenCorporates · beneficial-ownership API
- endpoint:
POST api.opencorporates.com/v0.4/officers/search - payload: 22 EINs (Cluster 02 LEIE-excluded providers)
- response: 22 / 22 200 OK · median 612ms · p95 1.84s
- matches: 22 (4 common-owner rings surfaced across 9 supplier NPIs)
- evidence packet:
sha256:1f3a9...c8d27· 47.2 KB JSON - corroborates: Cluster 02 + Cluster 04 (4 of 18 recidivism NPIs match a Cluster 02 owner)
OFAC SDN List · paid mirror
- endpoint:
POST api.sanctions.io/v2/screen - payload: 138 NPIs (Cluster 01) + 31 NPIs (Cluster 03) = 169 entities
- response: 169 / 169 200 OK · median 234ms
- matches: 0 sanctions hits (clean screen)
- evidence packet:
sha256:9a2c8...f4eb1 - corroborates: sanctions-clean ⇒ findings hold under FRE 902 self-authentication
SAM.gov v4 · entity-information API
- endpoint:
GET api.sam.gov/entity-information/v4/exclusions - payload: 31 UEIs (Cluster 03 phantom-premise entities)
- response: 31 / 31 200 OK · median 1.42s · p95 2.31s
- matches: 7 federal exclusions surfaced (beyond OIG LEIE)
- evidence packet:
sha256:c4e07...37a9d - corroborates: Cluster 03 + adds 7 entities to Cluster 02 watchlist
NPPES NPI registry · delta vs FY22 snapshot
- endpoint:
GET npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/api/?version=2.1 - payload: 18 NPIs (Cluster 04 recidivism)
- response: 18 / 18 200 OK · median 318ms
- matches: 18 NPIs · 14 with practice-location changes during flag window
- evidence packet:
sha256:e892b...d1f4c - corroborates: 14 NPIs moved premise during flagged period (consistent with phantom-premise)
CMS POS file · cross-check
- source:
JIL_DATA.CMS_PUBLIC.CMS_PROVIDER_OF_SERVICES(Snowflake) - payload: 31 NPIs (Cluster 03)
- matches: 31 / 31 have a POS-file mismatch with NPPES practice location
- evidence packet:
sha256:3a76d...b91e8 - corroborates: Cluster 03 (deterministic match · regulatory cite anchor)
USPS Commercial Mail Receiving Agency registry
- source:
JIL_DATA.CMS_PUBLIC.USPS_CMRA_PREMISE_REGISTRY - payload: 31 practice addresses (Cluster 03)
- matches: 31 / 31 addresses are CMRA-registered (commercial mail receivers)
- evidence packet:
sha256:7c2e1...95f0a - corroborates: Cluster 03 · authoritative source for premise mismatch
Cross-correlation pass · independent corroboration matrix
| Cluster | Independent sources corroborating | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Cluster 01 (38 cases) | DME-001 + DME-007 (intra-T1) + OFAC clean | substantiated |
| Cluster 02 (33 cases) | OpenCorporates + SAM.gov + OFAC clean | substantiated |
| Cluster 03 (28 cases) | POS + CMRA + SAM.gov | substantiated |
| Cluster 04 (33 cases) | NPPES + OpenCorporates owner-ring | substantiated |
Narrative generator · operations only, never in verdict path
- Model: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Anthropic Bedrock · us-east-1 · jil-ava IAM role)
- Inference profile:
arn:aws:bedrock:us-east-1::sealed/jil-creb-narrative-v4-stable - Role: drafts the human-readable summary embedded in the CREB document
- Inputs: deterministic JSON facts only (findings + statutes + scoring math)
- Prompt template:
jil_creb_narrative_v3.2· frozen ·sha256:fa83c...d12e8 - Temperature: 0.2 (low-variance · grounded-claim filter rejects unsourced text)
- Output validation: JSON-schema check · every claim must cite a finding_id or statute_id
- Human signoff: SIU director + counsel review BEFORE the CREB is sealed
- Audit trail: model version + temperature + prompt hash + output hash sealed in CREB
What does NOT use AI
- T1 check execution (deterministic SQL + rules)
- Cluster construction (Louvain modularity · seed=42)
- Defensibility scoring (weighted formula · constants sealed)
- Threshold dispatch (if/else against 0.65 / 0.40)
- FCA pathway math (deterministic formula)
- CREB Merkle seal (BLAKE3 + ed25519 · no inference at all)
- Cases substantiated
- 132 of 132
- False positives reaching report
- 0
- Vendor + ops cost
- $168K · included in annual run fee (v4.1)
CREB seal - FRE 902(13) self-authenticating, independently signed across independent timestamp anchors
The Court Ready Evidence Bundle packages findings + statutory citations + chain-of-custody + cryptographic seal. Anchored on CourtChain by independent signing nodes across independent timestamp anchors. Under the v4.1 pricing model, the CREB fee at full approval is 15% of recoverable exposure -- split 7.5% at seal-and-deliver + 7.5% at first recovery milestone. Sub-floor (< $250K recoverable) is included in the annual run fee.
Bundle composition
- Cases: 132 (38 + 33 + 28 + 33) across 4 clusters
- Per-case payload: findings record + T1 check version + T2 evidence packets + statutory cites + supporting docs
- Bundle template:
mco_creb_v1· structure version2026.05.13
Merkle tree construction
- Leaves: 132 (one per case · BLAKE3 hash)
- Tree depth: 8 levels (132 → 66 → 33 → 17 → 9 → 5 → 3 → 2 → 1)
- Root hash:
0x8a13f4c7d2e0a91b8c93e2... - Compute time: 142ms on a single core
Independent signing-node collection · jurisdictionally independent nodes across independent timestamp anchors
| Signing node | Jurisdiction | Signed at | ed25519 |
|---|---|---|---|
val-genesis | DE | 14:32:11.224 | f8b3a...e91c4 |
val-us | US-east | 14:32:11.318 | 7d2c9...4f8a1 |
val-de | DE-west | 14:32:11.394 | c1e94...82b7d |
val-eu | EU | 14:32:11.456 | a93f1...e6d28 |
val-sg | SG | 14:32:11.519 | 5e0b8...c47d2 |
val-ch | CH | 14:32:11.583 | b62d4...a91f3 |
val-jp | JP | 14:32:11.642 | 7c91d...3f0a8 |
val-gb | GB | 14:32:11.704 | e3a7b...d1248 |
val-ae | AE | 14:32:11.768 | 2f481...c9b73 |
val-br | BR | 14:32:11.831 | 9d4a2...b7e51 |
val-au | AU | 14:32:11.894 | 6c819...f0d2a |
val-ca | CA | 14:32:11.957 | 1e8d3...49a02 |
val-kr | KR | 14:32:12.018 | c4f08...3b219 |
val-mx | MX | 14:32:12.080 | 5a23d...e708f |
val-cl, val-za, val-il, val-no, val-tw, val-in: offline / standby. Independent signatures collected across independent timestamp anchors, self-authenticating under FRE 902(14).
CourtChain anchor
- Ledger entry: 14,289,317
- Anchor record hash:
0xfb2c91e8a3470d2c5d8f1c7b... - Record finality: 5.84s (target < 6s)
- Fees: protocol-level (0 customer USD)
- Verifiable at:
https://jilsovereign.com/verify?merkle=8a13f4c7...
FRE 902(13) certification appendix
- Certifying officer: JIL Sovereign Technologies, Inc. (custodian)
- Authenticity statement: cryptographically signed digital records
- Process attestation: deterministic detection + documented check versions
- Admissible: without custodian testimony
Bundle artifact
- Format: signed PDF + JSON-LD machine-readable twin
- File size: 12.4 MB compressed · 47.8 MB expanded
- Retention: 15+ years anchored on CourtChain · customer copy in SDV
- Distribution: MAC overpayment workflow · OIG referral queue · counsel hand-off
v4.1 CREB fee · 15% of recoverable, split 7.5/7.5
- Total CREB fee: $15,000,000 (15% × $100M recoverable)
- Seal-and-deliver tranche (7.5%): $7.5M -- triggers on customer acceptance, regardless of recovery outcome
- Recovery tranche (7.5%): $7.5M -- triggers on first recovery milestone (default: first MAC overpayment check cleared, configurable per contract)
- $250K threshold: below this, the finding is delivered as a sub-floor report inside the annual run fee (no per-bundle billing)
- Above floor here: this bundle is 1,000× over the threshold · CREB applies
- Merkle root
- 0x8a13f...c93e2
- Independent signatures
- independent timestamp anchors · US, DE, CH, JP, SG, GB, AE, BR, AU, CA, KR, MX, EU
- CourtChain anchor
- ledger entry 14,289,317 · finality < 6s
- Self-authenticating under
- FRE 902(13) · admissible without custodian testimony
- CREB fee at full approval
- $15.00M · 15% × $100M · 7.5% seal + 7.5% recovery
Money story
Ten seconds of compute, $100M of exposure surfaced.
total exposure across 4 clusters · 132 cases substantiated · pursuing yields ~6.7× on the CREB fee at the low band, with half the CREB economics tied to recovery.
| Cluster | Cases | Exposure | CREB fee (15%) | Seal (7.5%) | Recovery (7.5%) | Recovery (low - high) | AVA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DMEPOS upcoding v2 | 38 | $30.00M | $4.50M | $2.25M | $2.25M | $30M - $90M | ESCALATE |
| LEIE-excluded provider | 33 | $25.00M | $3.75M | $1.88M | $1.88M | $25M - $75M | ESCALATE |
| Phantom premise | 28 | $20.00M | $3.00M | $1.50M | $1.50M | $20M - $60M | ESCALATE |
| Multi-year recidivism | 33 | $25.00M | $3.75M | $1.88M | $1.88M | $25M - $75M | ESCALATE |
Customer pays the $15M CREB fee at full approval -- but only $7.5M at seal-and-deliver and the other $7.5M at first recovery milestone. Customer recovers $100M-$300M through MAC overpayment process or FCA litigation · nets $85M-$285M after JIL's fee. Compared to the customer's real alternative (outside counsel + forensic accountants typically charge 25-33% of recoveries), JIL at 15% with half recovery-tied is roughly half the cost and faster -- and JIL has skin in the game.
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