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Track every competitor and every threat to your reputation, in real time.

What it is

Sentinel Radar 2.0 is your always-on business intelligence layer over the competitive landscape. Its AI watches the businesses you compete with and the forces moving your reputation, analyses and scores what it finds, and surfaces the action to take before a threat ever reaches you.

What it does
Autonomous 24-hour intelligence scans
Our AI refreshes competitor data and sweeps online sources, news and review platforms on its own, every 24 hours, with no prompting from you.
Live threat scoring
Every competitor and signal is continuously scored as it moves, so you always know where the real pressure is coming from.
The recommended move, early
Radar surfaces the action to take while a threat is still forming, not after it has already cost you.
One operating picture
The entire competitive landscape, across every location you run, in a single live view.
The difference
What changed from the original

The original Sentinel Radar mapped your competitive landscape when you asked it to. 2.0 makes it autonomous: its AI works in the background around the clock, sweeping online sources, scoring threats as they move, and bringing you the answer. You stop checking, and start being told.

How it works
A scan you never have to remember to run

You name the businesses you compete with once. From then on Sentinel Radar refreshes their data on its own every twenty-four hours: their rating and how it is moving, their review volume, their opening hours, the news that mentions them, and the review platforms where their customers are talking. Nothing waits on you opening the app.

Each signal is scored as it arrives rather than at the end of a reporting period, so a competitor who has been quietly gaining half a star a month shows as pressure long before the gap is obvious. The scoring is comparative, not absolute: what matters is the direction of travel between you and the businesses a customer would choose instead of you.

When something crosses from noise into a pattern, Radar names the move to make while it is still cheap to make it. A competitor who has just extended their Sunday hours is an opportunity for about a fortnight. After that it is simply the new normal and matching them costs you the advantage of having gone first.

Questions
How many competitors can I track?
As many as are genuinely competing with you. In practice most single-site businesses track between three and eight; a business with several branches tracks a set per branch, because the businesses you compete with in one town are rarely the ones you compete with in the next.
Where does the data come from?
Public sources only: Google Business Profile data, published review platforms, news and search. Nothing is scraped from behind a login and nothing is bought from a data broker.
How often does it actually run?
Every twenty-four hours, automatically. You can force a scan sooner, though there is a twelve-hour cooldown on manual scans because each one calls the AI and spends from your monthly allowance.
Will it tell me something I could not find myself?
You could find any single fact on it yourself. The point is that you would have to look, at every competitor, every day, and hold thirty days of it in your head to notice the trend. That is the part software is better at.
What happens when a competitor closes or rebrands?
The scan notices the profile has changed and flags it rather than silently carrying on with stale figures. You decide whether to keep tracking them.

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