Snapshots & Full Reports — All Eleven Verticals

Help index for the MentionFox Snapshots and Full Reports suite. Each vertical has a dedicated overview, methodology page, and use-case examples.

Active vetting verticals

Founder Vetting

Investment-grade due diligence on any founder. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Investor Vetting

Due diligence on any individual investor. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Executive Vetting

Twelve-section due diligence on any executive. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Physician Vetting

Public-record verification on any US physician. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Pharmacist Vetting

Public-record verification on any US pharmacist with FDA compounding inspection record. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

Veterinarian Vetting

Public-record verification on any US veterinarian across 22 ABVS specialty colleges. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

Wealth Advisor Vetting

Fiduciary-grade due diligence on any US wealth advisor. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Journalist Vetting

Editorial-grade due diligence on any working journalist. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Publication Vetting

Editorial-grade due diligence on any publication. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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PE Firm Vetting

Investment-grade due diligence on any private equity firm. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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VC Firm Vetting

Investment-grade due diligence on any venture capital firm. Snapshot and full report tiers; see pricing.

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Use-case walkthroughs

VC due diligence on founders and exec teams — three days of associate research compressed into one hour.
Hiring an independent board member — verify departure pattern, board interlocks, and material events during prior tenure.
Finding a financial advisor — HNW personal due diligence before a multi-million-dollar engagement.
Journalist source vetting — evaluate the reporter and the publication before granting an interview.
Competitive intel on a PE firm — map a competitor PE firm's public-record posture in under an hour.
Co-founder due diligence — vet a prospective co-founder before signing the partnership agreement.

How disambiguation works

Every vetter uses three independent gates to ensure you get a report on the right subject:

Gate 1 — Candidate match. The vetter's primary regulator-of-record source must return at least one candidate (NPI Registry for physicians and pharmacists, AAVSB for veterinarians, SEC IAPD for wealth advisors and PE firms, Crunchbase for founders and VC firms, Muck Rack for journalists, domain match for publications).
Gate 2 — Disambiguation card. When multiple candidates match, the disambiguation card surfaces the canonical disambiguators for the vertical. You pick the right subject before any synthesis runs.
Gate 3 — Confirm before charge. Even when only one candidate scores high enough, the vetter asks for explicit confirmation before charging credits. Wrong-subject reports are credited back automatically.

Pricing

Credits are platform-wide. A Pro plan includes a credit grant monthly; pay-as-you-go credit packs are available. See pricing for current plans.