Continuous monitoring

Diligence that stays current after the report.

Put a company or founder on a watchlist and MarketPrior re-screens it on a cadence. When a new sanctions match, lawsuit, filing or hiring change appears, you get one alert with the evidence attached.

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Cadence

Each data layer on its own clock.

Pick daily, weekly or monthly for each subject. Fast-moving risk layers are re-checked daily; slower ones weekly. Filings are checked daily and recomputed only when a new one appears.

Layer	Re-checked
Sanctions, PEP, disqualified directors	daily
Litigation and enforcement	daily
Adverse media	daily
Hiring (public job boards)	daily
Filings (Form D, XBRL, 13D/13G, UK accounts)	checked daily, recomputed on a new filing
Officers and founders	weekly
Web traction, tech stack, developer signals	weekly
Company profile and competitors	monthly

Alerts

One alert per new event, with the evidence.

Monitoring is only useful if the alerts are worth reading. So they are de-duplicated, tiered and sourced.

Only new, material events

Each re-screen compares what it finds with what the subject has already been alerted on. Events seen before are skipped, so a re-run never repeats an alert.

Evidence on every alert

An alert carries the source link, the quoted passage and a confidence. You can check the finding without leaving the alert.

Tiered watch-list matches

A new sanctions or PEP hit is tiered confirmed, probable or possible, just like in the full report, so a name-only match does not arrive as a red flag.

Freshness

You can see how old every section is.

Each report section shows when it was computed and whether it is stale or refreshing. Re-run a section and it updates on screen when it finishes.

Freshness badge on every section: computed, stale or refreshing
Re-run one section or the whole report on demand
Live updates in the dashboard while a refresh runs
The same freshness fields in the REST API

Watchlistillustrative

Example Co.
cadence · daily
fresh
Example Holdings Ltd
cadence · weekly
refreshing
Founder · J. Example
cadence · weekly
fresh
Example SAS
cadence · monthly
stale

Placeholder subjects, for layout only.

API

Alerts in your own systems.

List and acknowledge alerts, and add or remove watchlist subjects, over the REST API. Agents can read alerts over MCP.

Read the monitoring API reference or connect an agent with the MarketPrior MCP server.

alerts

curl "$API/v1/alerts" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $MARKETPRIOR_API_KEY"

# add a subject (uses one monitor slot)
curl -X POST "$API/v1/watchlist" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $MARKETPRIOR_API_KEY"

Monitor slots

Monitor slots come with your plan.

Each plan comes with monitor slots. One active subject on your watchlist uses one slot; pause or remove a subject to free it.

Compare monitor slots by plan

Product

Due diligence reports

The cited risk × upside report that monitoring keeps up to date.

See diligence reports

Product

Trigger-based leads

The same event detection, pointed at finding new companies.

See lead generation

Data

What we re-screen

Sanctions lists, registries, court and agency feeds, and web signals.

Browse data sources

FAQ

Monitoring questions

How often is a watchlist re-screened?

You choose a cadence for each subject: daily, weekly or monthly (weekly by default). Within a re-screen, each data layer is only refetched when its own window has passed: sanctions, litigation, adverse media and hiring daily; filings checked daily; people and web signals weekly.

What triggers an alert?

A new material event found by a re-screen, such as a new sanctions or PEP match, a new litigation or enforcement record, a registry notice or adverse media. Each alert carries its source link, a quote and a confidence, and events already alerted on are never repeated.

Can I refresh a company right now?

Yes. Re-run a section or the whole report from the dashboard or with the refresh endpoint. Sections update on screen as they finish, and each one shows how fresh it is.

How many companies can I monitor?

Each plan includes a number of monitor slots; one active watchlist subject uses one slot. The pricing page lists the slots per plan.

Can I read alerts from my own systems?

Yes. The REST API lists and acknowledges alerts and manages the watchlist. Over MCP, alerts are read-only.

Keep your diligence current.

Add a company to your watchlist and get an alert, with evidence, when something material changes.

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