Twenty Labs Earns FedRAMP Class C Certification for Polycore

Oct 19, 2026
Twenty Labs received FedRAMP Class C certification for Polycore through a partnership with Knox Systems, making the government software platform available to federal agencies.

Twenty Labs says in a press release that it received FedRAMP Class C certification for Polycore through a partnership with Knox Systems. The certification makes the government software platform available to federal agencies.

Polycore provides configurable workflows, interoperable services, document processing, operator assistance and voice agents. Agencies can deploy its capabilities independently or alongside existing systems.

Twenty Labs also uses Polycore for Healthy Together, its health and human services business. The company says the service supports Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, SUN Bucks and child services programs across more than nine states and territories.

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