Sites with no feeds
Regulators and companies publish web pages and PDFs, with nothing a desk can subscribe to.
Market signals as they happen
Needl.ai reads the regulators, market operators, generators and trade press your desk follows, judges every new item against what you trade, and sends the ones that matter as an alert with its reason. The rest waits for the daily summary.
The market moves on pages nobody publishes as data
A consultation, an outage notice or a rival's release lands on a website with no feed. Analysts refresh a list of sites between trades, and the one nobody checked is the one that mattered. Push everything and the desk stops reading. Push nothing and it misses the move.
Everything looks the same
Until an item is read, a routine notice and a price-moving one look identical.
Alerts that cry wolf
A feed that pushes every item gets muted, and then the one that matters is missed too.
Read everything, judge every item, send the few that matter
Collecting the pages is the plumbing. The judgement is the product: which items a trader should see, decided the same way every day.
Every source, read continuously
Regulators, market operators, exchanges, generators and trade press, including sites that only publish pages and PDFs.
Judged for your desk
Each item is graded against a policy written from your desk's own brief, in place of a keyword list.
A reason on every verdict
Items sent and items held back both keep their reasoning, so the desk can see why.
Alerts and a daily summary
What matters arrives as an alert when it is found. Everything else is gathered into the summary.
From a regulator's page to the trading desk
How a new item moves through Needl.ai, from the moment it is published to the question a trader asks about it.
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01Choose what to watch
Name the regulators, market operators, exchanges, generators and trade press your desk follows, including competitors' own sites. Pages, PDFs and sites behind a login can all be read.
You getEvery source the desk checks, in one place.
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02Describe what your desk trades
Write the brief in plain English: the markets and regions, the events that move prices, and what to ignore. Needl.ai turns it into the policy every new item is judged against.
You getA filter written in the desk's own terms.
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03Every item judged, with a reason
Each new item is graded high, medium or low, or excluded, and the verdict keeps its reason and the passage it rests on. Reports of the same event are merged only once they are confirmed as one event.
You getA decision the desk can check.
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04Alerts as it happens, a summary on schedule
High-priority items go out as an alert as soon as they are judged, with a short summary and a link to the source document. Everything else is gathered into a summary on the schedule you set.
You getThe desk hears it first, and reads the rest once.
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05Ask what it means
Ask follow-up questions across everything collected, and get answers with a source on every claim and a reminder to double-check what matters.
You getThe follow-up answered from the same sources.
Everything a trading desk needs to hear first
The sources, the rules and the alerts sit in one place, so the desk decides what it hears and can see why it heard it.
Sites with no feed
Web pages, PDFs, sitemaps and sites behind a login are read the same way as feeds.
Competitors watched too
Rival generators' releases and investor pages are followed alongside the regulators.
Exchange announcements
Alerts on announcements from the listed companies you pick.
Reasons kept on rejections
Items held back carry their reasoning too, so the rules can be reviewed and tightened.
Duplicates merged carefully
Reports of the same event are merged only once they are confirmed as one event.
Every language
Items in other languages are translated in full before they are judged.
Email or WhatsApp
Alerts and summaries arrive where the desk already reads.
Sources kept healthy
Each source is held to a crawl deadline, and one that falls behind is flagged to our team.
Answers with sources
Follow-up questions are answered across everything collected, each claim cited.
What changes on the desk
The fewItems worth a trader's attention reach the desk, where every page used to be checked by hand.
A reasonSits on every verdict, where a missed notice used to have no explanation.
Your cloudIs where it runs, under your own security team's review.
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In your cloud, with your permissions
Needl.ai can run inside your own Azure or AWS account, in your region, with every service under your security team's review.
- Deployed in your cloud account, in your region
- Sources and rules set by your desk
- A reason on every verdict
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ISO 42001 in progress
GDPR compliant
CASA assessed
Frequently asked questions
What trading and analysis desks ask before switching it on.
Which sources can it watch?
Regulators, market operators, exchanges, generators, trade press and competitors' own sites, whether they publish a feed or only web pages and PDFs. Sites behind a login can be included where your firm has access.
How does it decide what matters?
From a brief your desk writes in plain English. Each new item is graded high, medium or low against it, or excluded, and every verdict keeps its reason.
Will it flood the desk?
No. Only high-priority items are sent as alerts. The rest are gathered into a summary on the schedule you set, and reports of the same event are merged.
How fast are the alerts?
Sources are read continuously and each is held to a crawl deadline, with an alarm to our team when one falls behind. An item that matters is sent as soon as it has been judged.
Can we ask questions about what it found?
Yes. Ask across everything collected and get answers with a source on every claim.
Where does it run?
In your own Azure or AWS account, in your region, or in Needl.ai's cloud to start.
See it watch your market
Bring the sites your desk checks and a brief of what you trade, and see the alerts and their reasons on your own sources.