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Search for adverse actions associated with a professional or an organization. Adverse actions are sourced from primary sources directly. You may also sort by specific sources if necessary. Either `name` or `npi` is required — you may provide both. Additional identifiers help reduce false positives. _Note:_ when searching for adverse actions against a business, it is required to use the full name option in the name object. The product you request in `source` determines which result sets come back. `adverseCheckEssentials` returns matched records in `entities`. `adverseCheckPro` additionally returns `proEntities` — adverse actions reported alongside `entities` rather than resolved to a `propelusId`. The pro search within `adverseCheckPro` requires a first **and** last name it can resolve: either `first` + `last`, or a `full` containing at least two words. Any `dob` and `credentials` you send are forwarded as additional match input — the name is simply the one input the search cannot run without. When a first and last name cannot be resolved — a single-word `full`, or a request identified only by `npi` — the pro search cannot run: `proEntities` is omitted and a `warnings` entry explains why. Every other requested search whose own required inputs are present still runs and returns normally. Note that `adverseCheckPro` also includes the Death Master File search, which needs both `ssn` and `name`, so a request without `ssn` skips that search too and returns a second `warnings` entry for `dmf`. The request itself still succeeds. _Note:_ a `warnings` entry means the search never happened. Treat it as "unknown", not as "nothing found" — `code` and the result sets only describe the searches that ran.