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SIGNAL
Competitive & strategic intelligence

Open-source intelligence,
collected and verified for you.

Signal watches thousands of public sources on the competitors, people, markets and regions that matter to you: news, websites, social media, messaging channels, official registers. We do the collecting, check what is real and deliver a clear briefing, reviewed by a person, on your schedule.

24/7
continuous collection
5 levels
of reliability on every claim
Human
review before delivery
EN · PT
delivery languages
The problem

The information is public. No one can read it all.

What your competitors announce, what regulators signal, what decision-makers say, what happens in the regions where you operate: it is all published, scattered across thousands of sources and dozens of languages. Separating fact from noise, and seeing what matters in time, is beyond any team working by hand.

Too many sources

Websites, press, social media and messaging channels publishing around the clock, in languages few people read.

Noise hides the signal

Rumour, repetition and spin mixed in with the facts that should change a decision.

Time works against you

By the time something is found, checked and summarised by hand, the moment to act has passed.

We do the collecting

You don't search. We collect.

Signal collects, reads and archives the public sources behind your brief, around the clock and in every relevant language. We scrape the web so your team doesn't have to. Every item keeps its origin, time and language, so nothing reaches you without a source you can open.

  • News sites & wires
  • Company websites
  • Social media
  • Messaging channels
  • Official gazettes & registers
  • Regulators & central banks
  • Complaint & review portals
  • Market data

Public, openly accessible sources only.

Thousands of sources converging into a single briefing
What we watch

One method. Any question.

We build each watch around the questions you need answered, with the sources and languages that fit them.

Competitors & markets

Launches, pricing, hiring, partnerships and public statements from the companies you compete with, and the market moves around them.

Key people & decision-makers

What executives, officials and regulators say and do in public: speeches, interviews, posts and appointments.

Financial sector

Banks, regulators and central banks: decisions, rates, sanctions and the stories that shift risk.

Conflict zones & country risk

Theatres of operations and fragile regions followed around the clock, in the local languages, with every claim graded.

People are followed only in their public role, from what they say and publish openly.

How it works

From thousands of sources to one clear briefing.

See the full method →
  1. 01

    Collect

    We gather the public sources behind your brief, around the clock, in every relevant language.

  2. 02

    Filter

    Duplicates and noise go. Related items are grouped into stories and what is new is flagged.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Each claim is checked against independent sources and graded on five levels of reliability.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    A person reviews the briefing before it goes out, by email, PDF or secure link, in English or Portuguese.

Illustration of an executive briefing with sources and a verification mark
What you receive

Clear. Sourced. On time.

Executive briefing

Headline, overview and key points, each with why it matters. Every line is linked to its source.

Monitoring room

A live view per topic or region: alerts, timeline, reliability and sources, updated through the day.

Delivered your way

By email at the hours you set, as a PDF, or through a secure link that expires.

English or Portuguese

Written, reviewed and delivered in the language each reader needs.

Early warning

An alert the moment attention on a topic or region spikes.

Ask the archive

Plain-language questions, answered with the reports behind them.

Method

Fact and claim, never mixed.

Nothing is presented as true because it circulates. Every claim carries a reliability level and its primary source, and what one side merely alleges stays marked as an allegation.

Unconfirmed reports are never presented as facts.

Officially confirmedA verified official source.
CorroboratedSeveral independent sources.
Single sourceOne source, still unconfirmed.
ContestedOpposing versions between the parties.
UnverifiedFlagged rumour or propaganda.

Tell us what you need to watch.

We will propose the sources, the schedule and the format, starting from a sample briefing.

Access restricted to authorised clients.