01 · Product name
idiCORE
IDI's identity-intelligence platform for investigations, with a credentialed law-firm trial.
Published by IDI.
In short
idiCORE is IDI's identity-intelligence platform. The product page describes an online interface, an API, batch processing, and a mobile app over proprietary, public-record, and publicly available data. The legal-research page says a law-firm trial lasts 14 days and starts only after a subscriber agreement and credentialing. That page also says there are no monthly minimums, no contractual obligations, and no startup fees. It does not print a per-search price. The same pages call the wider platform CORE. A report is a lead, not an identification.
Product pricing strategy
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Free and paid
The idiCORE legal-research page says a law-firm trial is 14 days, after a subscriber agreement and credentialing, and that there are no monthly minimums, no contractual obligations, and no startup fees. It does not print a search price. The product page does not either. Do not quote a third-party pricing article as IDI's price. Ask IDI what the post-trial contract costs, and write down whether you are buying the online desk, batch, or the API.
Utility and features
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ididata.com/solutions/idicore, opened on 16 Oct 2026, presents idiCORE as a cloud platform for due diligence, identity checks, investigations, and collections. It lists an online interface, real-time analytics, an API, batch processing, and mobile access. The page says the repository covers nearly 100 percent of the U.S. adult population. That is IDI's figure. The same page introduces CORE as the cloud-native platform name.
- idiCORE is the product, CORE is also on the page. The product page leads with idiCORE and then introduces CORE as the platform.
- A 14-day law-firm trial. The legal page requires a meeting, a subscriber agreement, and credentialing before the test.
- No published search price. The pages name the absence of minimums and startup fees. They do not name a rate.
The legal-research page is more specific about access. A law-firm trial is 14 days. The steps it prints are: request a trial, meet IDI, sign a subscriber agreement, get credentialed, then test. It says IDI delivers the data with no monthly minimums, no contractual obligations, and no startup fees. It does not print a dollar rate for a search after the trial. This listing did not open the interface. Third-party pricing guides are not IDI's rate card and are not quoted here.
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Use the legal-research page's five steps if you are asking for the law-firm trial. Do not skip credentialing.
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Ask whether the quote is online, batch, or API. The product page lists all three.
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Call the platform what the contract calls it, idiCORE or CORE.
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Compare a report row with a document you already have before you treat it as the person.
Caveats
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Nearly 100 percent coverage is IDI's description of the repository, not a promise that your subject is in the file or that the row is current. The legal page says the data is updated daily and still has to be compared with what a person submitted. A risk flag is the vendor's marker. It is not a finding of fraud.
Credentialing is the gate the trial steps name. There is no open search box on the pages that were read. CORE and idiCORE both appear. Use the name on the contract. This listing does not describe the report layout, because the app was not opened.
Potential use cases
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- A law firm wants the 14-day trial. Follow the steps the legal-research page prints: request the trial, meet IDI, sign the subscriber agreement, get credentialed, then test. The page says there are no monthly minimums, no contractual obligations, and no startup fees. It does not print a per-search dollar price. Do not skip credentialing, and do not quote a third-party pricing guide as IDI's rate.
- The product page says the repository covers nearly 100 percent of the U.S. adult population. That is IDI's figure. It is not a promise that your subject is in the file or that the row is current. The legal page says the data is updated daily and still has to be compared with what a person submitted. A risk flag is the vendor's marker. It is not a finding of fraud. Compare the row with a document you already have.
- The same product page introduces CORE as the cloud-native platform name while the URL and the headline still say idiCORE. Do not declare a rebrand the page does not declare. Use the name on the contract. Ask whether the quote is the online interface, the API, batch processing, or the mobile app. The product page lists all four. This listing did not open any of them, so it does not describe the report layout.
Hard cases
The case where the first result is easy to over-read.
A coverage slogan becomes the case fact
Nearly 100 percent is a description of the repository, not of the person in front of you. If the report has no row, that is a gap in what you were shown, not proof the person does not exist. If it has a row, open the fields and say which ones you checked against a document. Third-party pages that print a search price were not opened as IDI's rate card. Ask IDI what the post-trial contract costs and write down the date.
Questions
Is idiCORE free?
The legal-research page offers a 14-day trial for law firms after credentialing. It also says there is no startup fee. It does not say the ongoing service is free, and it does not print a paid rate.
Did idiCORE publish a price list?
Not on the product page or the legal-research page opened on 16 Oct 2026. Both describe the platform and the trial. Neither prints a search price.
Citations
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Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.
Product
idiCORE product page
https://www.ididata.com/solutions/idicore/Documentation
idiCORE legal research access
https://hub.ididata.com/legal-research-solutions-idicore