What has changed around a company we work with?
Review new reporting alongside your records of the company and its relationships with your organization.
For intelligence, research and risk teams
Understand what new developments mean for your organization.
Globodex brings live reporting together with your internal records and archives, connecting events to the people, companies and agreements involved.
Your best information sits in systems built to store documents, not show how people, companies and events are connected.
A new development may appear in one feed while the agreements, organizations and past events that explain it sit in other systems. Teams have to piece the answer together by hand.
Why it matters
What changes when private records and live feeds are connected.
Reports pile upNew reports connect to your records
Understand new developments sooner.
See each report alongside the records that explain it, without searching every system by hand.
Search returns documentsSee the connections
Put past research to work.
Find earlier reporting and records about the people, organizations and events you are investigating.
Teams search separatelyYour team reviews the same sources
Give teams the same evidence.
People can review the sources behind the event before they make a decision.
How it works
Four steps from a new report to a decision backed by its sources.
Follow one new report as Globodex connects it to your existing records. Your team reviews the result and decides what to do.
1
Bring the relevant sources together.
Connect licensed feeds, archives and internal systems while keeping the source and access rules for each item clear.
2
Connect new developments to your records.
Globodex links incoming reports to information you already hold about the same people, organizations and events.
3
Review the evidence in context.
Analysts check the original sources alongside related records to understand what changed and why it matters.
4
Your team decides what happens next.
They choose whether the development needs further investigation or action.
What your team can investigate.
What do we already know about this?
Bring earlier research and archived reporting into the investigation, including the original sources.
Which agreements could this development affect?
Find related agreements and review their terms alongside the new information before deciding whether action is needed.
Private by default
Keep control of each source from the moment it is added.
Keep private information separate.
Archives, licensed feeds and internal records stay inside the environment set up for your organization.
Trace each event back to its sources.
Teams can review the source material connected to each event.
Control who can see what.
Apply access rules to the people and systems that use the record.
Who this is for
For teams that investigate issues across private records and live feeds.
This is for you if
You work in intelligence, research or risk.
✓You answer recurring questions using archives, licensed feeds or internal records
✓You need to see the sources behind the answer
✓People on your team make the final call
Other ways to use Globodex
Find the right starting point.
→If you want to monitor public events without connecting private sources, use Signals. It is currently in early access
→If you want to use event data in your own product, use the API
→If you publish source material instead of using it for internal research, see Partners
One real problem
Start with what you can’t afford to leave unread.
Begin with one set of sources and one decision your team already faces. Review the result using your own information before you commit to anything.