01 / External intelligence

Surveil

The outside world.
In your context.

MVP · Seeking design partners

A trade rule changes. A supplier moves. A competitor makes an announcement. What matters is not just what happened — it’s what it means for your business.

Surveil connects public-source signals to your company’s entity graph, making changes easier to assess and cited alerts easier to inspect.

Follow the evidence

A notice. A supplier.
A reason to pay attention.

Guided product view
  1. Bound the watchlistsReview Supplier A, tariff and Canadian regulatory watchlists.
  2. Search the signalsType a specific tariff-exposure query into the synthetic feed.
  3. Open the noticeFilter the feed and inspect the selected notice with its preserved provenance.
  4. Resolve the entityConnect source mentions to Supplier A and Component B for review.
  5. Assess the impactExamine why the amended deadline may affect the purchasing timeline.
  6. Create the cited alertDraft a reviewable alert with three attached source citations.
  7. Share the briefPreview the cited alert for a synthetic procurement team.

A wider field of view

Your watchlist.
Not the whole internet.

Choose the entities, source coverage and thresholds that fit your work. Surveil’s MVP is being shaped with design partners, not offered as a universal monitoring service.

Government & trade

Rules that may change the plan.

Canada Gazette, Finance Canada, OSFI and AMF guidance; US Federal Register and USTR updates. Coverage is scoped during a briefing.

Suppliers & competitors

Signals tied to names you know.

Industry RSS and global news via GDELT, resolved against suppliers, competitors, customers and regulators.

From alerts to briefs

A considered weekly view.

Bilingual weekly briefs are planned, not currently available. We’re exploring English and French formats alongside cited alert workflows.

Canadian operators, practical problems

Less noise.
A clearer next question.

For a manufacturer: which supplier relationships might a trade change touch? For a financial institution: which public guidance needs a closer look? For a logistics operator: which border update belongs with the team?

NordHird builds in Canada for government and businesses, including SMBs. Surveil’s sovereign data and model hosting requirements are discussed as part of the engagement.

Understand the Semata foundation

MVP / Design partners

Bring us your
hard-to-watch world.

We’re seeking design partners to shape source coverage, entity resolution, alert thresholds and future brief formats.

Discuss Surveil