Palantir Technologies Inc.

Christopher Brahms

Mitchell Beard

Ashley Einspahr

Matthew Elkherj

Clare Adrien

Jeffrey Bagdis

Eric Knudson

Matthew Gerhardt

Patrick Lii

Sophia Turrell

Arvind Raju

Colin Hamilton

John McKinstry Doyle

Christopher Richbourg

Tristan Huber

Seth Robinson

Mitch Beard

Ohsuk Kwon

Michael Stoeckel

Krasimira Kapitanova

Systems and methods are provided for performing context-based keyword searching using a search bar. Based on search terms received via the search bar, the system may be configured to provide suggested search parameters to associate with that search term. The suggested search parameters may each include a type of data and/or a filter to associate with the search term (e.g., name, phone number, date of birth, etc.). The one or more suggested search parameters may be identified based on the search term itself, a list of possible types of data or filters, a preliminary search of one or more datasets, a record of one or more previous searches performed, requirements associated with one or more searchable datasets, the format of user input received via the search bar, and/or one or more other factors.

Systems and methods for context-based keyword searching

Computer implemented systems and methods are disclosed for automatically and canonically identifying related data in various data structures while maintaining secure access to individual data objects and their properties. Data structures may include a plurality of records, wherein each record is associated with a respective entity. Access to individual records, or in some embodiments access to individual attributes of a record, may be restricted to particular users or groups on a per-item basis. In accordance with some embodiments, systems and methods are disclosed for identifying pairs of records, determining a probability that both records relate to a common entity, and securely notifying and presenting users with information regarding the probability while preserving the access restrictions for the individual records and attributes. Record pairs that potentially refer to the same entity may be linked, reconciled, or ignored in response to feedback from users who have access to one or both records.

Secure resolution of canonical entities

A system and method for presenting information for evaluating asset allocation. In example embodiments, the method includes determining a readiness score associated with a request location and in response to determining the readiness score associated with the request location transgresses a threshold readiness score, causing display of an alert notification within a user interface. The method further includes receiving a request submitted via the user that specifies a requested quantity of the asset type to be allocated to the request location. Based on the request, the user interface displays a fulfillment indicator to indicate a portion of the requested quantity of the asset type that is fulfilled based on combination of reallocation quantities of the asset type to be allocated to the request location from each destination location in a set of destination locations.

Asset allocation evaluation system

A system and method for presenting information that evaluates a decision to allocate an asset are presented. In example embodiments, the method includes receiving an allocation request from a user to allocate an asset to a request location, matching the request with the asset to be allocated, determining a benefit score and a detriment score associated with the allocation and presenting the level of benefit and the level of detriment to the user. In example embodiments, the method further includes receiving a user action to confirm the allocation of an asset and adjusting a schedule to reflect the allocation. In example embodiments, the method further includes displaying an alert notification based on the scheduled availability of an asset type compared to the historic demand for that asset type.

Computer implemented systems and methods are disclosed for structuring data from unstructured electronic data files. In accordance with some embodiments, an electronic data file including unstructured content associated with a legal process return is received and the unstructured content parsed. The unstructured content is parsed to identify one or more objects and properties based on a database ontology that are processed to generate an object model. A data report may be generated based on the identified objects and properties.

Systems and methods for structuring data from unstructured electronic data files

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Vienna, VA, United States of America

Christopher Brahms