Enigma answers the question your AI knew to ask. Then it answers the one it didn’t.
“Enigma gives Parallel’s customers a fully resolved view of US businesses and their people, eliminating the bad linkages that lead to wrong answers. Their broad coverage of US businesses and extensive signals makes Enigma a frequently cited source on the platform.”
The question it knew to ask
One name in, one real company out. Or nothing, which no model will ever give you. Ask a model about a company that doesn’t exist and it will describe one.
The question it didn’t
Who runs it, what else they run, who it does business with. Every connection returned is another entity the agent can resolve, so each answer hands it the next question.
The question someone asks afterwards
a dated fact can be aged
Every fact carries where it came from and when. So your agent can show its work, and so you can tell whether the work still holds.
Wherever your agent needs it to act
Resolve the business behind a question, then follow what it is connected to. Carry an ID, not a name, so a follow-up lands on the same company as the answer.
Make compliance, underwriting and risk calls on resolved entities, not name strings. A new entity has no adverse record because it has no record at all, so Enigma shows your agent what surrounds it.
Know your agent: the company operating it. Know your payee: the company receiving the money. Both get checked before funds move on rails that do not reverse.
Connect Enigma to Claude and other MCP-compatible clients. Ask about any U.S. business.
Add Enigma to Codex, Claude Code, or another coding-agent workflow.
Coming soonOne API call returns one company and everything around it, wherever your code runs.
