Signal Engine builds an institutional memory for specialist markets. It monitors selected sources on each market's schedule, stores structured developments with links to their evidence, and uses that accumulated record in the product.
Each market has a set of sources selected for it. Signal Engine follows those sources on that market's schedule and turns new content into structured records. Each record stores the entities, geography and market forces involved, and links back to the source material it came from.
That record accumulates. When you open a brief, a workspace, Live Signals or Market Forces, you're reading from the same stored material — with the context that has built up behind it, not just the latest headline.
Each development is a structured record, not a summary. That's what makes the accumulated context usable later.
When Signal Engine reads a source, it saves a structured record with a defined set of fields, along with a link back to the source material — and to a specific passage where the underlying content supports it.
The record accumulates across runs. Each new development adds to the picture already stored for a company, a person, a geography or a market force. That's what "retained context" means in practice: nothing important is thrown away between updates.
Sources are selected per market and the set can be reviewed and adjusted over time as coverage needs change.
Everything below reads from the same accumulating record — so nothing here starts from a blank page.
The latest update for a market, drawn from that day's developments and the record behind them.
Individual developments with their entities, geography and market forces — each one linking back to the source material it came from.
Ask questions of a market's stored record and get answers grounded in what it contains.
The recurring pressures across a market, with the developments and source material attached to each one.
Focused views for a discipline within a market, each with a Generate Report action over a selected window.
A workspace's stored record, reported over a selected window — currently 7, 30, 60 or 90 days.
A market on Signal Engine is a configured environment. It's not a fixed product — configuration is what makes one market's record different from another's.
Each market has its own source list — the publications, regulators and feeds selected for that market. Its own schedule for how often those sources are checked. Its own analyst context that guides how developments are extracted and how relevance is judged.
Workspaces sit inside a market and focus on a discipline within it. They share the market's source list and record, but present a narrower view and produce their own time-windowed reports.
Additional markets and workspaces can be added on request.
Signal Engine is in private access. Additional markets and workspaces can be configured on request.