Daily morning brief
One screen each weekday: only what changed since yesterday in prices, policy, supply and demand.
For companies whose decisions depend on scattered public information: commodities, energy, finance, healthcare, government contracting and more. AI agents watch the primary sources of your market, check every claim automatically, remember everything they find and tell you what changed. Every line is dated and linked.
Not a newsletter. A system that watches what matters to your business, keeps a history of it, and answers in the format the moment calls for.
One screen each weekday: only what changed since yesterday in prices, policy, supply and demand.
Rules, filings, tenders, awards and price moves on your watch list, sent within hours of publication.
Price gaps and conversion spreads, calculated in code and stored daily.
Who buys, imports and contracts in your market, and a full file on any counterparty before you sign.
Market sections for studies, financings and investor decks. Briefing packs before a negotiation or a tender.
Questions answered by email, Slack or WhatsApp from everything the desk has collected, with every finding sourced.
A desk of AI agents from different providers monitors, writes and cross-checks. Nothing is sent until every claim has passed automated verification against its source.
Government registers, customs data, filings, price notices, news and social signals
Every item kept with its date, so history builds
Units, VAT and currency computed in code
Translation and summaries focused on your decisions
A model from another provider checks each claim against its source; figures recomputed
Email, alerts and a private client portal
Any AI tool can summarize today's news. A desk does four things a general assistant does not.
Every event, price, company and tender is stored as structured data. Month after month, your desk holds a history of your market that cannot be rebuilt in a day.
Government registers, customs data, tenders, filings and regulator notices, collected on a schedule in their original language, not just what made the news.
Each claim keeps a saved copy of its source and passes automated checks before it reaches you. Clear enough to put in front of a board or a lender.
Your buyers, competitors, permits and financing, not the whole market. Your feedback on each item tunes what it looks for next.
Every line dated and linked to its source
Calculated figures labelled, with the method stated
Claims that fail verification are removed, and errors are corrected openly in the next issue
Social posts used as leads only, never as sources
No licensed benchmark prices redistributed
No forecasts or investment advice
Each client gets its own sources, watch list, indicators and alerts. If your market publishes data, filings, tenders or trade records, the desk can watch it.
Developers, producers and processors: prices, export rules, defense and industrial demand, offtakes, funding and peer projects.
See the mining desk →Traders, utilities and buyers: prices, plants, tenders, export rules and port and rail logistics.
See the energy desk →Who buys and ships what: customs records, counterparties, contract awards and sanctions.
See the trading desk →Lenders, trade-finance firms and funds: counterparty checks, filings, deals and sector risk.
See the finance desk →Recruiters, provider groups and suppliers: openings, licensing rules, funding and competitor moves.
See the healthcare desk →Suppliers and integrators: tenders, awards, budget lines and procurement rule changes.
See the contracting desk →Vertex Data is a market-intelligence firm based in Montréal, Canada.
We work from primary sources that clients can verify for themselves. The value is in what we find, check and connect each day.
Founded by Christian Salomon, who builds automated research and data systems.
Each client system is set up around the decisions that client makes, then refined with their feedback.
Tell us what you work on. We build a sample brief from public sources on your market and send it within a few days. No cost, no commitment.