Every output answers three questions: What changed? Why does it matter to the mission? What should we do next?
State
Federal
Defense
Industry
Focus, not volume
Filters first and won’t repeat a development unless something materially changed.
Persistent memory
Each new development is read against what it already knows about that supplier, program or region.
People decide
Every finding comes with the evidence behind it, so your team makes the call and can show why.
Start with what’s public
Works on publicly available information from day one, before you share data or connect a system. Add your own data through documented APIs and SFTP as approvals allow.
Defense industrial base resilience
Keep defense programs on track by seeing what affects the suppliers and subcontractors that build and sustain them, including the dependencies they share.
Program readiness
One view of what could affect your programs and sites, from supplier exposure to changes in the operating environment, with the evidence behind each finding.
Intelligence analysis
Give analysts a continuous view of events and patterns in publicly available information, with reports they can check and build on.
Critical infrastructure
Help keep energy, water and logistics running by understanding the suppliers and contractors the mission depends on.
Disaster response
See where conditions are changing and what they affect, from infrastructure to the suppliers relief efforts depend on, so responders can commit resources where they are needed most.
Border protection
Track developments in publicly available information that affect border operations, from regional events to shifts in trade and supply activity, with the evidence behind each finding.
Narcotics interdiction
Connect signals across publicly available company, trade and supply chain information, such as precursor chemical suppliers, to show where trafficking networks are shifting.
Energy, including oil and gas
Supplier and contractor risk across projects and sites.
Utilities and water
Supplier risk across the vendors critical infrastructure depends on.
Engineering and construction
Multi-tier supply chain and contractor risk on federal, state and commercial projects.
Manufacturing and industrials
Supplier risk down to tier 2 and tier 3, including dependencies shared across plants.
USE CASE POTENTIAL
What it could look like
for your mission.
Three examples of how the same engine applies across defense, government and industry. These are illustrative scenarios, not deployed solutions.
How to buy
Government and industry buyers: contact us to discuss purchasing options and the contract vehicles available to your organization.