Question 1

What is Raw Data in Opportunity Atlas?

Accepted Answer

Raw Data is the current county-scoped, source-first Foundation layer of Opportunity Atlas. Start with the catalog or a county product such as Orange County Raw Data to see the listed fields, approximate count, snapshot context, formats, and status. It is public-record research input, not a real-time system of record or a certification of every row.

Question 2

What is Enriched Data?

Accepted Answer

Enriched Data is a separate layer that can add, normalize, or check fields beyond the source-first Raw Data foundation. It is not implied by, or included in, the current Raw Data catalog, so do not assume enrichment or verification unless a product listing says so.

Question 3

What is Data Intelligence?

Accepted Answer

Data Intelligence is a separate interpretation or scoring layer built to help evaluate patterns, fit, or priorities beyond source records. It is not a currently listed Opportunity Atlas product and any interpretation is not a guarantee that a business, lead, or opportunity is a fit.

Question 4

How should I read snapshot dates and approximate counts?

Accepted Answer

Each package has its own snapshot date when one is supplied, and the current catalog lists September 4, 2026 for Orange County, including approximately 486 records. Other packages may show “Snapshot date: not supplied,” and every approximate count is context for scope rather than a live inventory or a guarantee of usable records on a particular day.

Question 5

What formats are included in a county package?

Accepted Answer

The current Raw Data catalog lists CSV + PDF for each county package. CSV is intended for filtering, sorting, comparison, and importing, while PDF provides a readable fixed reference; the county listing remains the source of truth for that package’s delivery details.

Question 6

What do the audit and delivery checks cover?

Accepted Answer

Purchase readiness depends on approved CSV/PDF evidence, matching details between the files, and a supported customer download test. Those checks cover delivery confidence and file alignment, not record completeness, current operation, legal status, third-party certification, or guaranteed suitability.

Question 7

What does a county package cost, and can I buy it now?

Accepted Answer

The current county Raw Data package is listed at $29 one-time with CSV + PDF, but purchase remains unavailable until the approved delivery files are verified and a supported customer download test passes. Check the catalog and the county product page for the current status rather than treating the listed price as a promise of immediate access.

Question 8

How are refund requests and support handled?

Accepted Answer

Refund requests and delivery issues are reviewed case by case under the applicable purchase terms, with support available at opportunity-atlas-data@polsia.app. This FAQ does not promise a broader refund for a change of mind or for the usefulness of public-record information, which can vary by source and time.

Question 9

What should I understand before using a package?

Accepted Answer

A county listing is a dated, county-scoped research input, and records may be stale, incomplete, duplicated, unknown, or shaped by jurisdiction-specific source practices. Read the methodology and data disclaimer before relying on a row, and confirm time-sensitive details with the relevant source or business.

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