Radar · Strategic intelligence
Your market will hold no more secrets.
Your automated strategic intelligence. Follow your market, spot what changes and turn every signal into a decision with sourced, shareable briefs.
Sound familiar?
Today
You find out what your competitors are doing too late, by chance.
With Ember
Radar follows your competitors and your topics, and hands you what changed.
Today
Searching, reading and cross-checking takes hours: market watch comes last.
With Ember
Radar searches, reads and checks the facts, with their source quoted.
Today
You have information, but no decision to draw from it.
With Ember
Every point kept comes with why it matters and a suggested action.
From your website address to your brief
Three steps, no complicated setup. At launch, your first watch will usually take one to two minutes.
1. Your website
Radar understands your business.
From your website address, Radar reads what you sell and suggests competitors and topics to follow. You tick what matters.
2. The watch
Radar searches and checks.
It queries official registers, the press, public tenders when your business answers them, and the public pages of the companies you follow. Every fact is checked before it is kept.
3. The brief
You get a clear brief.
What is moving, why it matters, what to do, with the source and date of every point. It arrives by e-mail, ready to pass on to your team.
Know what works. Stay one step ahead.
For every point kept, Radar answers three questions.
What is moving
The new fact, dated and sourced
Launches, funding rounds, leadership changes, job postings, new pricing pages, public tenders and official texts: what changed since the last brief, with its date and its source.
Why it matters
What this fact changes for you
For every point kept, why it matters to your business, in a few clear words.
What to do
One proposed action per point
For every point kept, an action you can take. You decide.
Your market watch deserves better than open tabs.
| Topic | Classic method | With Ember |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring | Alerts and open tabs, checked when you think of it | A watch you will launch in one click on your competitors and topics |
| Sources | A search engine and a lot of reading | Official registers, press, public tenders and the pages of the companies you follow |
| Reliability | Information that is rarely cross-checked | Every fact checked, with its source and date; a single source is flagged |
| Decision | Notes you have to interpret yourself | For every point, why it matters and a suggested action |
| Sharing | Copy and paste into an e-mail or a document | A clear, sourced brief, ready to pass on to your team |