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Tell Us What You Need to Follow
The most useful first message describes a situation rather than a service: what you must not miss, in which markets, and by when you need to know it.
You do not need a finished brief to write to us. A few lines about the subject, the territories concerned and the decisions the monitoring has to support are enough for a first exchange. We usually come back with questions before making any proposal, because the right scope depends on details that are rarely obvious from outside.
What follows is a written scope: subjects and entities, sources retained and excluded, alert thresholds, formats, rhythm and recipients. Nothing is collected before you validate it. Discussing a scope commits you to nothing, and we will say openly if what you need is not something we can do well.