Solutions
Map regulated data, one vertical at a time.
The hard part of onboarding data is not the model — it is mapping every source’s layout to your schema without shipping raw records out. These are the verticals teams build on AdaptivMapr, each backed by a purpose-built template pack and the same deterministic cascade.
By vertical
Start from your data
Healthcare
Hospitals, labs and payers receive patient, lab and claims data in every possible shape. AdaptivMapr maps it to FHIR R4 with medical-code validators — without shipping raw records to an LLM.
Finance & payments
Finance teams ingest invoices, payments, bank-account and KYC files from countless sources. AdaptivMapr maps them with checksum-strict IBAN and BIC validators, and keeps raw PANs in-house.
HR & people
HR systems exchange highly sensitive employee, payroll and candidate data across HRIS, ATS and payroll vendors in inconsistent formats. AdaptivMapr maps it while most records never leave your system.
Business packs
Every SaaS onboards customer data — user lists, CRM contacts, product catalogs, orders — and each customer export looks different. AdaptivMapr makes onboarding imports just map.
The common thread
Every vertical shares one posture
Whatever you map, the guarantees are the same: schema-only mode ships only headers and a few sample rows, the deterministic layers resolve most columns before any AI is touched, risky templates flag for human review, and full-data routing goes through our BAA-covered infrastructure in your region.
Schema-only by default
Only headers and up to 3 short sample rows leave your system.
Deterministic-first
Statistics, heuristic and fuzzy layers resolve most columns before any AI.
Risk-gated commits
Medium and high-risk templates flag requires_hitl for human review.
PHI via BAA
Full-data routing runs in-region under a BAA.
Ready when you are
Your vertical isn’t listed? The cascade still maps it.
Any CSV, Excel, JSON or SQL maps to your schema on the same engine. Top up a $10 prepaid wallet and add a pack when you need one.