Capture market-moving events first
Fill the blind spots in your coverage and get alerts on time-sensitive events before the market reacts.
Mainstream feeds often miss the first signal.
Top investment firms need fast signals from a broad set of sources.
They can't rely on mainstream channels alone, and most monitoring tools miss niche sources or flood them with false alarms.
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Choose your sources
Government, regulatory and corporate sites, plus the niche sources mainstream feeds miss. Analysts can add new ones in minutes without code, or we find the right sources for you.
FDADrug approvals and complete response letters
WatchingUSTRTariff actions and trade notices
WatchingNHTSAVehicle recalls
WatchingFederal RegisterRules and agency notices
WatchingCorporate IR pagesPress releases and unscheduled filings
Watching2
Detect changes in seconds
Industrial-grade monitoring checks every source around the clock. You only hear about changes that matter, with compliance controls built in.
| Detected (ET) | Source | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 16:45:12 | FDA.gov | Complete Response Letter for Neumira NDA |
| 14:15:22 | epa.gov | Consent decree with $450M penalty for PFAS violations |
| 11:22:18 | nhtsa.gov | 340K vehicle recall over battery defect |
| 09:01:33 | USTR.gov | Section 301 tariffs expanded to legacy chips |
| 07:58:04 | Corporate IR page | Unscheduled 8-K: preliminary revenue below guidance |
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Get the alert where you work
Alerts reach Slack, email or your trading systems through our API, with the change already extracted as structured data.
Kadoa16:45:12 ET
PDUFA decision: Complete Response Letter for Neumira NDA
Source: FDA.gov. Extracted as event type, company and drug.
Kadoa09:01:33 ET
Tariff action: Section 301 tariffs expanded to legacy chips
Source: USTR.gov. Extracted as action, product scope and effective date.
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