What changed in the world for your business today?
AreaIQ monitors global investment, infrastructure, regulation, companies, technology and trade, then scores each development against what your company actually does.
Most news tells you what happened.
AreaIQ tells you why it matters to you.
Every commercial team already drowns in news. Almost none of it is addressed to them. The question a business development director actually has is not what happened, it is whether what happened creates work.
AreaIQ starts from your company, not from the headlines. It reads what you do, then looks for developments where your specific capabilities become relevant to someone.
- World
- Continuous monitoring
- Change
- A development is detected
- Your company
- Matched to your capabilities
- Opportunity
- Consequence made explicit
- Action
- What to investigate next
One development.
Different consequences.
AreaIQ does not simply detect change. It interprets what that change may mean for your company.
A 300MW data centre campus is approved in Spain
Potential project pipeline across MEP and cooling packages.
Future technical talent demand in a constrained regional market.
Possible competition for grid capacity on the same network.
Planning, property and contracting work through delivery.
Your morning AreaIQ brief.
Five opportunities, reviewed in under three minutes, before your first meeting.
The brief is the product, not the marketing for it. Each item states the development, why it may matter to you specifically, and what to investigate next. Every one links back to a signal page carrying the original sources.
The scores above are real. They were computed by the same relevance engine the product uses, against a live company profile, at build time. Nothing on this page is a mockup of a score.
What AreaIQ watches.
Capital committed to a facility, project or market.
Physical build: plants, grids, transport, data centres.
Rules entering consultation, force or repeal.
Grants, tax relief, zones, subsidy programmes.
Tariffs, agreements, export controls, corridors.
Market entry, new sites, headcount, subsidiaries.
Production capacity opening, scaling or closing.
Deployment of a technology at commercial scale.
Institutes, centres, public research programmes.
Public or large private buying processes.
Rounds, debt, public finance into an organisation.
Acquisitions, mergers, divestments, JVs.
Sites winding down, relocating or consolidating.
Large hiring or redundancy programmes.
Sourcing, logistics and dependency changes.
Generation, grid capacity, energy pricing structures.
Not every event matters to you.
AreaIQ finds the ones that might.
Conferences, consultations, procurement deadlines and regulatory milestones, filtered against your profile rather than listed by date.
AreaIQ is not an events calendar. An event only appears when it scores against what your company actually does, and the reason is always shown alongside it.
Every signal has a trail.
AreaIQ keeps facts, sources and interpretation in separate fields, and shows you which is which.
A signal is never a summary that replaces its sources. Each one stores the publisher, the document, the publication date, when AreaIQ retrieved it, when it was last checked, and whether it is a primary or secondary source.
Interpretation is stored in a different field from fact, and is labelled as interpretation wherever it appears.
- Government and regulator
- Primary
- Company announcement
- Primary
- Procurement notice
- Primary
- News reporting
- Secondary
- Licensed data
- Secondary
Don't read more news.
Find what matters.
AreaIQ is an intelligence discovery service, not a complete record of global events. AreaIQ monitors selected public, licensed and third-party sources and uses automated systems to identify developments that may be relevant to your business. Coverage may be incomplete or delayed. Sources can change, become unavailable or contain errors, and automated interpretation may also be incorrect. Always verify material information using the original sources before making commercial, financial, investment, legal or operational decisions.