Currently validating hospitality intelligence with restaurant-tech sellers
Xalori organizes hospitality regulatory data into structured, territory-relevant signals for restaurant-technology sellers.
The Xalori Signal Engine
Public record
A license application, published by the issuing authority.
Xalori signal engine
Retrieved, normalized, provenance-labeled, mapped to territory.
Prospecting intelligence
A structured record set a seller can evaluate against their own territory.
How it works
A public filing is a raw regulatory artifact. The work in the middle is what makes it usable — without blurring what the record actually says.
Records retrieved from the published open-data source.
Entity names, trade names and addresses put into one consistent shape.
Every field marked source, derived, or inferred.
County and locality resolved so records can be filtered by territory.
A clean record set, compiled and reviewed for delivery.
Delivery is currently hands-on. Xalori compiles and reviews each record set rather than running an automated pipeline — the steps above describe how records are handled, not a self-service system.
Sample intelligence
You can always see which agency published a field, and whether Xalori added anything to it.
Illustrative. The records below use placeholder values to show the structure and labeling of Xalori output. They are not live filings and do not describe real businesses. A sample sent on request contains actual published NYS SLA record values.
Illustrative record 01
No trade name filed · New York County, NY
NYS Liquor Authority
Illustrative record 02
d/b/a Placeholder Kitchen · Kings County, NY
NYS Liquor Authority
Illustrative record 03
d/b/a Example Taproom · Erie County, NY
NYS Liquor Authority
Who it's for
Account executives, SDRs and revenue leaders covering hospitality accounts in New York.
Data integrity
Prospecting data is only useful if you can tell where each field came from. Xalori labels all three kinds, on every record, every time.
Source
Taken from the published filing exactly as the issuing authority recorded it — entity, address, class, status, date.
Derived
Deterministic work on top of the record: normalized addresses, resolved locality, elapsed time, filings grouped under one entity.
Inferred
Analyst or AI-assisted reads that go beyond the record, such as a likely establishment format. Always marked, never presented as source fact.
A license application record establishes that an application exists, at a stated status, on a stated date. Xalori does not treat it as evidence that a business is pre-opening, when it will open, or what technology decisions it has made. Whether these filings are a useful prospecting signal is the question validation is testing — not a result we are claiming.
Tell us what you sell and where you cover, and we'll send a sample of organized New York filings so you can judge the signal for yourself.
Or email ashley@xalori.com directly.