Less searching. A clearer next move.

Know what changed.
Decide what’s next.

Follow the companies and projects that matter to your business. See the evidence, understand the unknowns, and make your next move with context.

Start with your targets. We check coverage before offering a pilot.

Your next decisionIllustrative example

Cedar House

Target account · Oakville

Verify first

A new location.
A reason to look closer.

The change

A fit-out record names a new location. The opening date and appointed contractor are still unknown.

Your next move

Confirm who manages the project before preparing a proposal.

Your targets, your business contextSources you can inspectUnknowns made explicitFollow-up and results in one place
From a watchlist to a decision

Put the right context
behind your next move.

A growing list of leads creates more work. A useful change should help you decide where your attention belongs.

01 / DEFINE

Tell us what matters.

Choose the companies or projects you follow, the services you offer, and the decision you need to make.

02 / UNDERSTAND

See what the evidence says.

Review a source-linked change, why it matters to your business, and what still needs checking. Each judgment has a review date.

03 / DECIDE

Act, watch, or move on.

Keep the next step and your results together. Record a reply, a useful exclusion, or research time saved.

A focused starting point

Your market.
Your shortlist.
A clearer picture.

We begin with up to 10 named targets and one concrete business question. You see the available coverage and agree to the scope before a paid engagement.

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Follow up
A reviewed, relevant change with a specific next step.
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Verify first
An interesting change with a missing fact that matters.
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Watch or exclude
A reason to wait, or to stop spending time here.

Initial retained-source coverage: selected Greater Toronto Area public records. Coverage varies by target and city. A public change does not confirm a purchase.

See it before you decide

A workspace built around
the next useful decision.

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