Not a seat and not a subscription: a piece of intelligence work you need done, done by GeoBit analysts on the GeoBit system, delivered on a date. A country assessment before you sign the lease. A site threat assessment before the plant opens. A verified account of what happened last night. Tell us the question. Get the product.
Most intelligence questions do not need a new hire or a new subscription. They need someone who already has the picture to answer them properly, once, on a date. That is what this is.
You bring the question and the deadline. Should we open the office in Lagos. What actually happened at the depot on Tuesday. Is this video where it says it is. What does next month's election mean for our routes.
The system has already done the reading. About 1,500 live feeds, official alerts from 153 governments, the world re-read every 20 minutes in its own language, and a record of what happened near any place going back months. We start from the picture, not from a blank page.
A named analyst does the work. Collection, verification, assessment and writing, with every claim sourced and every gap named. A second analyst reads it before it leaves.
You get the product on the date, on your template if you have one, with a call to walk through it. The map, the sources and the record come with it.
Each of these is a defined product with a defined shape. If your question does not fit one, tell us anyway; most questions turn out to be one of these wearing a different coat.
Before a lease, a hire, a market entry or a trip. Threat picture, actors, pattern of life, what would change it, with a map.
What happens around a facility, when, and from whom. Crime pressure, protest history, infrastructure, the site's vulnerability windows learned from history.
Route, stops, safe havens, local pattern of life, scored stretch by stretch. For a principal, a delegation or a crew.
Is this photo, video or claim where and when it says it is. Imagery, terrain, shadows, metadata, corroborating sources, a precision statement.
A verified timeline of an event near your people or assets, from every source in every language, with what is confirmed and what is not.
Who they are, what they have done, where, how they organize and communicate, and what would change the assessment.
Elections, strikes, announced protests and the council meetings where opposition organizes, with what would prove the forecast wrong.
An election, an evacuation, a storm, a strike. A watch stood up the next business day, situation reports on trigger, a named analyst on your channel, a wrap-up at the end.
Maritime lanes, road corridors, border crossings, ports. Chokepoints, incident history, seasonality, alternatives, mapped.
The picture across your footprint for the people who sign: what happened, what was prevented, what the trend is, in a page they will read.
Satellite and open imagery over a site or an area across time: what changed, what is building, what moved, with the frames that show it.
A vendor report, an internal assessment or an AI-generated brief, checked claim by claim against the record. What holds, what does not, what is missing.
The same loop for a one-page verification and a forty-page country study; only the days change.
You send the question, the place and the deadline. Within one working day: a scope, a date and the analyst who owns it.
one working dayThe system pulls everything on record for the place and the period, in every language, and the analyst adds targeted collection.
floor + analystTwo sources before a claim. Two kinds of source before "verified". Precision stated on every location. Gaps named.
two-source ruleWritten for the decision you have to make, on your template. A fact-check pass removes any sentence the record does not support.
your templateA second analyst reads it. You get the product on the date, the map and the sources with it, and a call to walk through it.
on the dateMonths of record for any place on earth, re-read every 20 minutes, translated on ingest. The collection that used to take the first week is done before the task is accepted.
Judgment, structure and writing from a vetted GeoBit analyst matched to the region and the sector, with a second analyst reading before it leaves.
The product recommends and shows its work. The decision, the lease, the trip, the statement, stays yours.
You should be able to act on it, forward it, and defend it. These lines are on every product we deliver, and the system enforces them before an analyst signs.
Publishing a claim needs two independent sources. "Verified" is reserved for two different kinds of source agreeing, a news report plus official data, for example. Ten reposts of one rumor count as one voice. Every map pin states its precision.
Where the record is thin the product says so, in the place where you would otherwise expect a number. A guess dressed as a finding is the one thing we will not deliver.
| Line | What it tells you | Looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Where every claim came from, linked | Wire report 04:12Z plus national police bulletin |
| Confidence | How sure, in a word and a number | Likely (0.68) |
| Precision | How exact the location really is | Neighborhood, not street |
| Gap | What could not be confirmed | No official casualty figure |
| Dated | When the record was last read | As of 26 Sep 2026, 14:00Z |
| Change | What would change the assessment | A second source on the arrest |
Site and country assessments, incident reconstruction, crisis weeks, and a second opinion on the vendor report.
Route plans and travel risk assessments before the principal moves, with safe havens and the local pattern of life.
Before the plant, the depot, the route or the market entry: what the ground looks like and what would change it.
Country and site exposure before a lease, an acquisition or a contract, written so counsel can rely on it.
Exposure on a portfolio of sites or a corridor, unrest and event forecasts, and executive briefings for the committee.
Access and corridor risk, event forecasts, verification of reports from the field, crisis weeks during an emergency.
A single assessment, verification, reconstruction or profile, scoped in one working day and delivered on a date.
A watch stood up the next business day for an election, an evacuation, a storm or a strike, with situation reports on trigger and a wrap-up at the end.
The same assessment, forecast or executive briefing every month or quarter, on your template, so the picture is never more than a cycle old.
When the questions do not stop, hire the person: a named analyst on your channels with the whole system behind them.
The system already has the picture. A named analyst turns it into the product you can act on. If the questions keep coming, the same analyst can move onto your channels full time.
No onboarding, no platform to learn, no minimum beyond the product itself.
The place, the decision it feeds, the deadline, and any template you want it on. A thirty-minute call if it helps; an email if it does not.
What you will get, when, and who owns it. Say yes and the work starts. A crisis week starts the same day you say yes.
Delivered on your template with the map, the sources and the record. A call to walk through it and answer the questions it raises.
| The job | In-house | Incumbent vendor | GeoBit intelligence services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to start | When the desk frees up | Next available slot | Scoped in one working day; a crisis week starts the next business day |
| Who does the reading | One person, in their languages | An analyst pool reading sources by hand | The system, in every language, before the task is accepted |
| Sourcing | Depends on the individual | Often summarized without links | Every claim linked, confidence and precision stated, gaps named |
| Verification of material | Rarely possible in-house | Sometimes, at a premium | Same-day geolocation and verification is a catalogue product |
| Format | Whatever there was time for | The vendor's template | Your template, with the map and the record attached |
| Commitment | A distracted analyst | An annual subscription | One product, one date. Recurring only if you want it |
You do not have to hire a desk to start. Pick one fixed first thing, or describe something else entirely, tell us where and when, and a person comes back within one working day with a scope, the date it lands, and the quote. Say yes and the work starts the next business day.
We build your maps for you — daily or weekly — and deliver them.
Draw your areas; our AI watches them 24/7 and alerts you.
An AI-driven Global Security Operations Center for your org.
An engineer embedded with your team, deployed anywhere.
A named analyst on your channels, with the whole system behind them.
Hire the team and get the output: one to ten operators, every offering included.
How exposed a site is, from the fence line outward, with ranked fixes.
Who would do it and could they: actors placed by intent and capability.
What could go wrong, how likely, how bad, and what moves the score.
Tell us the question and when you need the answer. We come back within one working day with a scope, a date and the analyst who will own it.