Public sector · Nothing exists yet

Your sources are massive, your signal isn’t.

We build the pipeline that cross-references your disparate sources and extracts a signal that is dated, sourced and holds up as evidence.

01 · The situation
“Our analysts spend most of their time gathering the material, not analysing it.”
What we hear — head of an analysis unit
02 · What it costs you today

Open-source, technical and geospatial sources differ in format, in freshness and in reliability. Cross-referencing them by hand ties up analysts for whom this is not the job.

The real cost is delay: a signal that arrives after the decision is worthless, and a signal whose source can’t be traced carries no weight with anyone.

03 · What we deliver
What it is
  • A pipeline for acquiring and cross-referencing your sources
  • Every item dated, sourced and traceable back to its origin
  • Detection rules written with your analysts
  • A tool operated under your hosting and segregation conditions
What it is not
  • A subscription to a shared platform
  • An intelligence database supplied with its data
  • A generic analytics engine
  • A tool hosted outside the European Union
04 · The first step
Scoping
One real case, handled end to end

We work with your analysts on a real case, under your access conditions, and come away with the exact scope, the breakdown into increments and what is excluded.

Duration
3 weeks
Deliverable
The written scope and its price
Scope
1 use case
Preceded by a free thirty-minute call. The price of scoping is stated before we start; the fixed price of the first increment is given once scoping is complete.
05 · What comes next

The pipeline grows source by source, increment by increment, each priced before it starts. We then maintain it as the sources change.

06 · They chose us
SNCF Réseau
Ministère des Armées
IMA
Michelin
Babcock Wanson
EY
Vinci
EasyKost
Lefèbvre Dalloz
ARS
07 · The questions we are asked
“You have no references in this field.”
No reference in this field can be made public, and we never link a client to a sector. What you can judge here is the vocabulary, the constraints we are willing to commit to in writing, and the first step — short, with no commitment beyond it.
“Our access constraints are demanding.”
They are part of the scope and are written into the contract: security clearances, hosting, segregation, reversibility. We do not work outside the European Union.
Paid on results, never for time spent · Sovereign EU delivery
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