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The map gets stronger when the work is shared.
When directory teams recognize shared records, they spend less time re-entering information and more time extending coverage.
Same records, separate work
Partners often maintain overlapping records instead of building on each other’s coverage.
Too many calls to providers
Nonprofits get asked the same questions by every directory and have less time to respond.
Less room to grow
Maintaining duplicate records leaves less capacity for new coverage and partnerships.
Four steps to shared data.
ServiceNet helps partners work together without requiring every contributor to use the same system, taxonomy, or data-management practice.
AI helps prepare data. Partners make the decisions.
- 01
Agree on the partnership
Decide what to share and who will own each part of the work.
- 02
Bring data together
Connect 211 cleans, enriches, and standardizes partner data in HSDS.
- 03
Review overlap
Use the Dedupe Console to confirm duplicates and choose a steward.
- Next
Send data where it belongs
Record Selector, in development, will automate rule-based delivery into existing source systems.
ServiceNet · Record SelectorChoose the records to share
Food assistanceEverett3 contributors
18 matching services
| Service | Contributor | Steward | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harbor House Food Pantry | North Sound 211 | Harbor House | Ready |
| Community Meals | Snohomish Community Services | SCS | Ready |
| Weekend Food Kits | North Sound 211 | North Sound 211 | Review |
Make every partner’s data count.
Each contributor can keep its own source system and local knowledge. Connect 211 maps that knowledge to the standards your directory needs.
Approved records flow under rules you set, so your team can maintain less, publish more, and keep the community’s safety map current without asking providers the same questions twice.
- Keep your standards
- Welcome partner data
- Maintain once, use widely
Maintain less. Help more.
Shared data lets the same team manage more of the community map with less repeated work and less data-manager effort.
Fewer records to maintain
Reduce overlap and improve quality without adding more maintenance work.
More responsive providers
Ask nonprofits once, so they can spend more time serving people.
Capacity for bigger goals
Build the partnerships and coverage your community needs next.
Ready when you are.
We are a knowledge sharing company. Calls are short, fun, and full of useful information. Bring a data manager or engineer to maximize your value.