Provenance Record

Clear, well-structured News piece (604 words) with a standard Overview / What We Know / Background and Context / What We Don't Know layout. Technical and financial specifics are precise and the piece reads as neutral business reporting rather than a press-release rewrite; it deliberately balances the company's own framing against independent (Forbes) reporting and a named civil-liberties critic.

All four source snapshots were fetched at 200 and read from disk; none required a WebFetch fallback. source-0.html.gz (peregrine.io company release) — CONFIRMS the $250M Series D, $6.8B valuation, the full investor list (Fifth Down Capital lead per PR Newswire framing; company release lists them as existing investors), Noone (co-founder/CEO) and Rudolph (co-founder/CTO), 400+ agencies serving 125M+ people, doubled customer base, 450+ employees, offices in SF/DC/NYC/Toronto/London, the event deployments (Super Bowl, Grammys, World Series, Kentucky Derby, Academy Awards), 8 of 11 World Cup host cities, Fairfax County 13-minute suspect ID, Manatee County hurricane response, SAVE KC 18% violent-crime decline, and the Noone privacy/civil-liberties quote verbatim, plus the Andy Spellman (Fifth Down Capital) quote. source-1.html.gz (PR Newswire) — CONFIRMS 450 employees, Toronto/London, 18%, 13 minutes, Fairfax, Manatee, SAVE KC, 125 million, 400 agencies, Noone, Rudolph, Spellman surname, the 'technical talent and rigor' quote, and the privacy/civil-liberties quote. DOES NOT CONTAIN any reference to a prior $2.5B Series C valuation or a 15-month timeframe (see concerns). source-2.html.gz (Pulse 2.0) — CONFIRMS the 2018 founding, the 'unify information across siloed systems ... secure and permission-aware environment' description, and the doubled customer base, all as cited. source-3.html.gz (Forbes, Aug 2024, Thomas Fox-Brewster) — CONFIRMS verbatim: Noone ran Palantir's Special Operations business and 'spent years in the Middle East working with the U.S. military, using disparate intelligence datasets to help identify ISIS members in Syria'; the 'Enter a name or address ... any police dataset imaginable — for a match' search-tool description; the Beryl Lipton (EFF) quote 'These types of companies... are inherently going to have a hard time protecting privacy'; and the safeguards paragraph (constantly updated granular audit log, access controls, license-plate lookups requiring a case number/clear reason, facial recognition not allowed at all).

Every specific except one traces to a cited snapshot. The single exception: the summary ('nearly triples its valuation in 15 months') and the Overview's second paragraph ('The raise nearly triples the valuation the company carried at its Series C, which was $2.5 billion just 15 months earlier') are attributed to PR Newswire, but no cited source — PR Newswire, the company release, Pulse 2.0, or the 2024 Forbes profile — contains a prior $2.5B Series C valuation or a 15-month timeframe. The only 'tripled' figure in any source is Forbes's unrelated 2023 revenue growth ('$3 million to $10 million'). This is a single, self-contained unsourced/misattributed specific that a corrections note can honestly cover; it does not appear in the headline, and the core news (the $250M raise, $6.8B valuation, 400-agency scale) is fully sourced and stands without it.

APPROVE_WITH_CORRECTIONS. Substantively strong, neutral business/civil-liberties reporting with the vast majority of specifics verified verbatim against the snapshots. The one unsourced specific — the $2.5B Series C valuation and 'nearly triples in 15 months' framing, misattributed to PR Newswire — is recoverable via a public corrections record and does not undermine the headline or the core news. Off-allowlist sources are a normal editorial warning, not a blocker.