Aleph is OCCRP’s data platform helping journalists investigate global corruption. Aleph Pro launches October 2025.
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Highlights:
✔️ Free access for nonprofit media
✔️ Smooth migration for self-hosted users
✔️ Major upgrades in search, performance, ingest, and interface
✔️ 1:1 sessions via Aleph Community Days
✔️ Sign up for early access or beta testing
Questions or feedback? Contact us at [email protected].
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🚨 BIG NEWS!
For nearly a decade, @OCCRP's investigative data platform, Aleph, has helped journalists and investigators uncover corruption & follow the money.
To better meet the evolving needs of investigators, Aleph Pro will be released Oct 2025.
More: twp.ai/4imILO
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Aleph Pro is more than an upgrade — it’s a complete rebuild. We’ve redesigned the platform to be faster, more intuitive, and better equipped to support the scale and complexity of modern investigations.
Aleph Pro will replace the current platform in October 2025. Read the full announcement and FAQ: occrp.org/en/announcement/oc…
To follow along and contribute feedback:
👉 Join the community: aleph.discourse.group
📣 Follow @alephdata for updates
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Aleph (aleph.occrp.org) powers cross-border investigations with 4,5 billion records, from government registries to leaked archives.
Used by almost 25,000 journalists, researchers, and technologists, it has become essential infrastructure in the global fight for accountability.
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For nearly a decade, Aleph has helped journalists and investigators around the world uncover corruption, trace assets, and follow the money.
Today, we’re announcing something big: Aleph is being completely rebuilt.
Introducing Aleph Pro — launching October 2025 🧵
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With an increasing amount of info available online and offline, journalists need effective ways to navigate vast collections of documents, records, and datasets.
@OCCRP's Aleph tool can help. Here's how 👇 twp.ai/1KrDsE
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When investigating people connected to companies, @BelarusFiles' Alina Yanchur, recommends looking at other business records in an individual’s name — to find, for example, phone numbers — as well as using @OCCRP's @alephdata & the OSINT.industries. buff.ly/4belh0t
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Apply now: work on a cool data project! Lots of interesting data work, open source code, and real-world relevance.
We're hiring! Apply now to help us build OpenSanctions, track kleptocrats and provide top-notch data for compliance opensanctions.org/docs/jobs/…
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We're hiring! Apply now to help us build OpenSanctions, track kleptocrats and provide top-notch data for compliance opensanctions.org/docs/jobs/…
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OSINT TIP #103 ℹ️
@alephdata
The global archive of research material, current and historic databases, documents, leaks for investigative reporting
aleph.occrp.org
#OSINT #CyberSecurity #cyberleaks
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🏆 We have a winner 🏆
The 2022 Person of the Year in Organized Crime and Corruption is…
🇷🇺 Yevgeny Prigozhin 🇷🇺
Here’s why our judges selected the Russian oligarch over the other three finalists.
occrp.org/en/poy/2022/
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En @OCCRP trabajamos con herramientas como @alephdata o #investigativedashboard. Si quieres saber más puedes escribirnos o seguir el sitio de OCCRP.org
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Belgium's finance minister has promised to crackdown on a tax loophole in Malta in light a major investigation based on beneficial ownership data obtained by @daphnefdtn.
This dataset is now accessible on OCCRP's @alephdata.
theshiftnews.com/2022/10/21/…
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Same here...Thankyou for your great presentation on how journalists can use @alephdata to investigate and report on global corruption.
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Very cool analysis linking up company ownership, procurement contracts and our extended sanctions lists to find where supporters of the Russian dictatorship benefit from EU budget monies.
Despite sanctions, firms with Russian influence keep winning public tenders in the EU. We show that public institutions might have difficulties in following the sanction rules. datlab.eu/blog/mapping-russi…
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Big update: We've relaunched our OpenSanctions API service, making it more easy to build workflows on top of our data!
opensanctions.org/articles/2…
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Enormously excited about this: we're weaving a tapestry of compliance open data by linking from sanctioned companies to their @opencorporates profiles.
Our company identifiers are now in @open_sanctions so you can explore more detail about sanctioned entities more easily – a win for the open data ecosystem. Find out more bit.ly/3AZjQV8
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@antoniobaqueroi and @colmanromi from @OCCRP came to our office today to teach us how to use @alephdata their open source data platform to help journalists investigate stories!
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The tech infrastructure gives it all up.
NEW: For years, Vladimir Putin has denied any connection to the palace, villas, and other assets that reporters have tied to him.
But we found that these properties have something in common: The companies that own them are secretly interconnected. /1
occrp.org/en/asset-tracker/m…
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Use the OpenSanctions API to match your own data, on your own infrastructure: opensanctions.org/articles/2…