Engineered feeds to capture high-value public and proprietary datasets at scale
Custom crawlers, API ingestion, and legacy file processing, built and maintained so your team never has to babysit a scraper again.
We run the feeds so your team doesn’t have to
Every data team has a graveyard of scrapers that broke, API integrations nobody maintains, and a folder of legacy files someone will “get to eventually.” Clatani takes over that entire surface: we build the crawlers, maintain the API connections, process the unstructured backlog, and monitor every feed around the clock, so a source-side change becomes our problem, not yours.
Ownership is what makes it work. Every feed we build has one named engineer responsible for it and documented failure modes, and every run is validated automatically. When something breaks, the alert goes to your distribution list at the same time it reaches us, so nobody on your side finds out three weeks later from a stale dashboard. Then you hear from the person already fixing it, not a ticket number.
Most of the world’s data didn’t exist two years ago
Data volume compounds so fast that the majority of everything ever recorded was created in just the last couple of years. Capture infrastructure that had to be hand-maintained was obsolete before it shipped, which is why our feeds are engineered to absorb change, not break on it.
Four ways we capture data
Whatever shape the source takes, we engineer a feed that never needs babysitting.
Public Web Scrape / Custom Crawler
Extracting unstructured or structured data from public-facing websites.
Third-Party APIs
Connecting to external data vendor streams or platform endpoints.
Unstructured Internal Files
Processing legacy clinical notes, PDF documents, raw text, or images.
Structured Internal Databases
Extracting from relational databases, SQL servers, or legacy mainframes.
What happens when a feed breaks
Every extraction pipeline eventually meets a source that changed overnight without telling anyone. What separates vendors is what happens in the hours after. These are the four things we commit to.