Data Sourcing Methodology & Provenance

How GSDSI sources and validates enterprise data. Covers provenance, quality checks, exclusions, and secure delivery. Request a provenance brief.

Provenance, quality controls, and secure delivery

Enterprise procurement requires audit-ready documentation. GSDSI provides provenance artifacts and a defined privacy envelope for feeds spanning identity, location, CTV/ACR, clickstream, property, consumer, and B2B data. Buyers can request a sourcing brief, refresh cadence, exclusion handling, and delivery manifests during evaluation.

What a buyer can request

Source-category summary, field descriptions, and allowable joins.
Quality checks (dedupe, anomaly monitoring, schema stability expectations).
Compliance posture (CCPA/CPRA, GDPR readiness, sensitive-category exclusions).
Secure delivery options (SFTP, S3, Snowflake secure share, API).

For policy posture, see the privacy policy. For buyer diligence patterns, review the procurement guide in resources.

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