Rocket Vetting Collaborative

Collaborative Detection for Deceased, Duplicate, and Anomalous Records

RVC uses the same secure tokenized Rocket Vetting pipeline as RVP, but adds privacy-first collaboration across participating programs and jurisdictions.

RVC helps identify potential deceased participants, duplicate participation, cross-program overlaps, cross-jurisdiction overlaps, and address-related anomalies that isolated systems may not detect.

Collaborative Vetting Pull + Push Alerts Network-Triggered Detection Customer-Controlled Outcomes
RVC identifies potential matches. Customers control all review, validation, investigation, and action.

Collaborative

RVC enables participating organizations to benefit from network-level detection while preserving privacy-first controls.

Autonomous & Continuous

Runs 24×7 after setup and can generate new alerts even when a specific customer has not recently submitted new data.

Customer-Controlled

Rocket Vetting identifies potential matches. Customers decide how results are reviewed, validated, investigated, and acted upon.

RVC alert model

Pull and Push Alerts

RVC generates both customer-triggered and network-triggered alerts using the same secure tokenized pipeline.

  • Deceased match alerts
  • Duplicate participation alerts
  • Cross-program overlap alerts
  • Cross-jurisdiction overlap alerts
  • Address anomaly alerts
  • Collaboration change alerts
RVC alerts can be generated from the customer’s own roster activity or from new matching conditions created by another collaboration member’s data.

Customer-Triggered Alerts

Pull alerts are generated when a customer submits, schedules, or updates roster data for processing through Rocket Vetting.

Network-Triggered Alerts

Push alerts are generated when another participating organization’s update creates a new potential match against existing tokenized records.

New Alerts Without New Submissions

Because RVC is collaborative, a customer can receive new potential-match alerts even when that customer has not recently submitted new roster data.

What RVC detects

Detect What Single Agencies Cannot See

RVC is designed for situations where isolated program data is not enough. By allowing participating organizations to contribute tokenized records to a privacy-first collaborative model, RVC can surface potential issues that may only become visible across programs or jurisdictions.

  • A participant appearing in more than one benefit program
  • Similar identity patterns across multiple jurisdictions
  • Shared or anomalous address patterns
  • Deceased-status matches across participating rosters
  • New conflicts introduced by another member’s update

Same Secure Pipeline as RVP

RVC does not require a separate integration model. It uses the same secure tokenized process as RVP, allowing customers to start private and expand collaborative when ready.

Privacy-First Collaboration

RVC is designed to support collaborative detection without requiring customers to expose raw roster data unnecessarily.

No Mandated Action

RVC is a detection platform. Rocket Vetting identifies potential matches, but customers decide how results are reviewed, investigated, validated, and resolved.

Case management path

Alerts That Feed RVC-CM

RVC alerts can feed Rocket Vetting Case Management when the customer wants a lightweight intranet workflow for review, research tracking, and resolution management.

  • Alerts can be organized into cases
  • Research notes and findings can be tracked
  • Case status and resolution can be recorded
  • Customer-defined workflows remain under customer control

RVC-CM Is an RVC Add-On

Case Management is positioned as an add-on to RVC because collaborative alerts create the strongest need for structured investigation and resolution workflow.

Detection First. Action Controlled by Customer.

Rocket Vetting does not determine eligibility, suspend benefits, remove participants, or direct program action. Customers retain authority over every downstream decision.

Explore Collaborative Vetting

RVC extends Rocket Vetting from private deceased reconciliation into collaborative detection, pull and push alerts, and optional case management.

RVC identifies potential matches. Customers control review, validation, investigation, and action.