TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to the field of electronic multi-tenant data management systems.

BACKGROUND

Currently, managing data from multiple data providers presents a variety of problems including privacy requirements, regulatory and legal requirements, and resolution issues, making operations involving electronic multi-tenant data difficult.

SUMMARY

A method may include obtaining a first data corpus from a first data provider and a second data corpus from a second data provider. The method may also include correlating the first data corpus with the second data corpus based on a non-personally identifying identifier. The method may further include identifying a first rule associated with performing searches of the first data corpus. The method may also include identifying a second rule associated with performing searches of the second data corpus. The method may further include obtaining a first search query from a first data accessor to search the first data corpus and the second data corpus. The method may also include validating that the first data accessor has permission to perform a first search of the first data corpus and the second data corpus. The method may further include obtaining first search results from the first data corpus and the second data corpus based on the first search query in response to determining the first data accessor has permission to perform the first search of the first data corpus and the second data corpus. The method may also include validating the first search results based on the first rule and the second rule. The method may further include transforming the first search results based on the first rule and the second rule in response to the first search results satisfying the first rule and the second rule. The method may also include providing the transformed first search results to the first data accessor.

