What You Should Know:
– Certify, the provider data intelligence company, today announced a $40 million Series B funding round led by Transformation Capital, with continued backing from General Catalyst and Upfront Ventures and new support from SemperVirens.
– The investment brings Certify’s total funding to $69 million and comes amid tremendous momentum for Certify, which has tripled its growth year-over-year.
Certify Redefines Provider Data Infrastructure with AI-Powered, API-Driven Solutions
Certify is transforming healthcare’s fragmented provider data ecosystem by delivering a single, continuously updated source of truth through a modern, API-first platform. Founded in 2021 as a credentialing tool, Certify has evolved into a comprehensive provider data intelligence company, now serving health plans and digital health organizations with end-to-end capabilities — including credentialing, licensing, monitoring, and roster management — all powered by a unified provider data layer that improves with scale.
The platform aggregates and harmonizes data from:
· Thousands of primary sources (e.g., state medical boards, certifying bodies, national clearinghouses),
· Self-reported provider data, and
· Proprietary AI and machine learning algorithms that attribute every data point to a unique provider record.
Through automated pipelines, Certify standardizes and normalizes data in real time, ensuring 99.8% field-level accuracy. This allows clients to automate credentialing, populate claims systems and directories with accurate data on demand, and reduce friction across legacy workflows.
The company’s impact is measurable:
· 40% reduction in administrative costs,
· 30% increase in provider data accuracy,
· Onboarding timelines reduced from months to days.
Certify’s growth is backed by top-tier investors including Transformation Capital, General Catalyst, Upfront Ventures, and SemperVirens. This recent funding will fuel continued expansion across product development, engineering, and go-to-market functions to meet rising demand.
As healthcare organizations face mounting regulatory pressure and operational inefficiencies, Certify addresses one of the industry’s most critical pain points — provider data inaccuracy. With up to 50% of inaccuracies traced to manual entry and nearly 30% of claims delayed or denied due to provider data issues, Certify’s intelligent data infrastructure plays a pivotal role in reducing administrative waste and enhancing system-wide trust and interoperability.
According to Founder and CEO Anshul Rathi, “Provider data chaos remains one of the most overlooked drivers of cost, delay, and abrasion in healthcare today. We’re building what healthcare has always needed but never had — a single, intelligent source of truth that transforms provider data from a liability into a strategic asset.”
