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Datrato, the Datum Analysis platform, consolidates regulatory, complaint, and internal data into one searchable stream. Built for analysts who'd rather analyze than collect.

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Automotive Safety & Compliance

NHTSA, the Center for Auto Safety, and your internal systems — unified into one searchable interface. Trusted by manufacturers including General Motors.

9,200 queries · seconds · daily refresh
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Other Regulated Industries

Insurance · legal discovery · healthcare safety · government compliance. If your data lives across regulatory bodies, Datum can consolidate it.

  • Insurance
  • Legal
  • Healthcare
  • Government
  • NHTSA Complaints
  • NHTSA Investigations
  • NHTSA Recalls
  • NHTSA Early Warning Data
  • NHTSA Technical Service Bulletins
  • Center for Auto Safety

Analyze more. Collect less.

Most teams spend 80–90% of their time collecting data and only 10–20% analyzing it. Datum flips that — pull any number of internal and external sources into one place, set your parameters, and start with the analysis instead of the assembly.

Today collect 80–90% · analyze 10–20%
With Datum collect 10–20% · analyze 80–90%

Targeted or exploratory

Enter exact parameters for a specific question, or mine for trends and patterns across every connected source.

One source for reporting

Reporting and configuration live in one place — no stitching exports together across tools.

Plain-English intelligence

Results are explained so you can act on them. You don't have to be a data analyst to use the answer.

Analysis as a service

Need a deeper read? Datum also works the data for you — plain-English findings you can act on, drawn from experience across litigation, government inquiries, safety recalls, campaigns, and product feedback.

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One stream. Every source.

Three steps from disparate data to decision-ready intelligence.

01 / DATA

Connect every source

Datrato integrates internal and external data sources into a single searchable stream. Six automotive-safety sources are pre-connected; your own systems can be added on request.

02 / DELIVERY

Search and serve, instantly

One keyword reaches every connected source. Results stream into a browser-based dashboard in seconds, with highlighted matches and saved searches you can rerun or refine.

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03 / INTELLIGENCE

Compare, drill, decide

Tabular and graphical reports auto-generate on every search. Drill from Manufacturer to Make to Model to Model Year. Built-in proportion and rate analysis.

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NHTSA queries in a single GM air bag search

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Auto-refresh across every connected source

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Search interface, all data streams

9,200 NHTSA queries. Seconds, not months.

General Motors · Air Bag Complaint Analysis

When GM needed to investigate an emerging air bag complaint pattern across 922 make/model combinations and 10 model years, manual NHTSA searches would have taken months. Datum returned keyword-highlighted reports across every combination in seconds.

  • 922 make/model combos
  • 10 model years
  • Seconds to results
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search · "air bag" 9,200 results

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Real automotive problems. Solved in seconds.

Data is only potential until it's organized.

Datum Analysis builds systems that gather, coordinate, and analyze large volumes of data — then present it so patterns are obvious. Since 2010, we've turned disparate regulatory and internal sources into one searchable stream.

Raw data is untapped potential; the value is in how it's organized — to reduce liabilities, surface trends, and decide faster. New data sources can be added or reshaped in days, not months.

Khaldon J. Saadeh

Founder, President & CEO

Founded Datum · 2010Founded eResearch · 2005Postgrad · Wayne State

Khaldon J. Saadeh is the founder and chief engineer of Datum Analysis. He earned a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Yarmouk University in Irbid, Jordan, then came to the U.S. in 1995 for postgraduate work at Wayne State. He started the eResearch Analysis consultancy in 2005, and founded Datum Analysis in 2010 to turn scattered data sources into one searchable stream.

Stop collecting. Start analyzing.

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