The intelligence layer for your universe
Guavy already scores every market it covers. Enterprise points the same engine at a universe you define: your companies, your competitors, your regulators, your themes. Scored continuously, read in one dashboard.
// Watch it by hand vs. run it as a board
Don't watch it by hand. Have it read for you.
The universe that decides your quarter has no ticker and no analyst covering it. It is your competitors, your regulators, your supply chain: a list only you hold. Today somebody keeps that list in their head and their browser tabs.
Watch it by hand
Your team- Somebody skims filings, trade press and a rival's announcements between real work.
- Coverage is whatever they got to, and the gap opens the week they are away.
- What they know lives in one head, and leaves when they do.
- Every name you add is more reading, not more coverage.
- Nobody can say whether this week was busier than last, only that it felt like it.
Run it as a board
Your universe- Every document in your universe is read and scored around the clock.
- Sorted into the sections your team already works in, each with its own feed.
- One page anyone you name can open, so the picture is shared rather than private.
- Adding a name widens the board, not somebody's workload.
- Every count is set against the previous window, so movement is visible.
// What a board is
A universe you define, scored like a market
A board is not a filtered view of our market coverage. It is the same engine pointed at the entities, topics and sources you care about, running continuously.
You define the universe
Companies, tickers, commodities, regulators, competitors, themes. If it can be named and followed, it can be a board.
We score it continuously
Every record is classified, scored and grouped into the sections your team actually works in, with movement measured against the previous window.
Your team reads one page
The picture stops living in one person's head and their browser tabs. Anyone you name opens the same board and sees the same answer.
// What you see
Every board opens on the same anatomy
A team that learns one board can read any of them, so adding a second universe costs no new training.
An executive overview
The window written up in plain prose: what moved, who moved it, and where it was reported. Written fresh as the board updates, not templated.
Counts that move
Signals collected, structural leads and coverage by area, each measured against the previous window so a quiet week and a busy one do not look alike.
Sections your team recognizes
The board is split into the areas your universe is actually organized by, each with its own feed, so the person who owns one area can go straight to it.
An hour, a day, or a week
Every number and the overview itself re-cut to the window you pick, so the morning check and the Monday review are the same board.
// Access
How your team gets in
A board is a page your team signs in to. Nothing to install, nothing to distribute, and no password for anyone to lose.
Sign in with a work email
No passwords to distribute or rotate. Your people enter their email, click the link we send, and land directly on your board. Access is granted per person, so removing someone is one change.
One page, not a forwarding chain
Everyone you name reads the same board, so the coverage is not a trail of forwarded links and half-remembered summaries. When someone asks what happened last week, there is one answer.
// Scope
How this relates to our market plans
Boards are a separate product from our self-serve market API. A market subscription does not include a board, and a board does not change your market token budget. Boards are scoped and priced per engagement, because the work is in the universe you define: how many entities it follows, how wide the source set is, and how often it needs to be re-scored.
// Get started
Bring us a universe
Tell us what you need followed and we will scope a board against it. Most conversations start with a list of names and a question nobody has time to answer by hand.