How is this different from Crisis24 or International SOS?
Crisis24 and International SOS deliver monthly or quarterly reports built primarily from English-language wire services, at enterprise pricing tiers. We deliver daily briefings built from local-language reporting in the regions themselves. Most of what we surface does not appear in English-language coverage; when an event does break internationally, our detection typically runs before it reaches English-language wires. Coverage is configured per region and per asset.
What sources do you actually monitor?
We monitor local-language reporting across 75+ countries in producing regions: field reports, commodity data, government communications, and outlets that never publish in English. Every signal arrives structured for decisions, not just for reading.
How quickly do alerts arrive?
You receive a structured daily briefing at 6 AM. For critical events, border closures, attacks near operations, major price movements, we issue flash alerts within the hour.Most of what we report never appears there at all.
How is coverage structured?
Per region and cadence, on a monthly subscription: the regions you depend on, the cadence you need, and the stakeholders who receive it. Month to month with no long-term lock-in. We keep clients because the intelligence is worth it, not because of a contract.
What regions do you cover?
Active briefs currently run for clients in Pakistan (Reko Diq, Balochistan, and Karachi), Mali's gold belt, Tongon and the cocoa origins of Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Cameroon, Kolwezi in the DRC, Iran and the Hormuz Strait, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Tajikistan. Our monitoring footprint spans 75 plus countries in 100 plus languages, and a new region typically stands up in about a week.
How reliable is the intelligence?
Every claim in our briefings cites its source. We cross-reference across language boundaries and corroborate every claim against multiple independent sources before elevating. We flag unverified single-source reports explicitly.
Who is this built for?
Commodity traders monitoring supply chain disruptions. Mining companies with remote operations. NGOs needing duty of care compliance. Oil and gas operators watching pipeline corridors. If you have money, people, or cargo in a country where the local news isn’t in English, you need this.
Who writes the briefs?
Our analyst team, on a fixed publishing cycle. Each regional desk reads local-language sources and the 6 AM edition ships every day, whether or not any one person is at a desk. Sean, the founder, sets the editorial standard; the team publishes.
Can I see a sample before buying?
Yes. Tell us which region you care about and we’ll send you a real intelligence briefing within 24 hours. Free, no credit card, no sales pressure. The report sells itself.
