InekIA in action.
A watch that never stops, a brief every morning, a committee of agents, a shock put in figures, a tracked decision: from signal to report, on real screens. 1 min 29, captions available.
Your sites, against world events.
Your plants, suppliers, customers and routes set against conflicts, disasters and straits: see at a glance which sites an event can reach, and get alerted. 57 s, captions available.
Three ways to decide better.
Understand your markets and competitors.
InekIA follows your competitors, key accounts and priority topics around the clock. An alert as soon as an important fact comes out, and every morning, what changed.
- Funding rounds, acquisitions, public contracts, regulatory filings
- The official fact, its reading, a suggested action
Spot the risks that reach your operations.
Your sites, suppliers and supply routes, set against world events. You are alerted when one of them is exposed.
- Conflicts, disasters, sanctions, tension in key straits
- A shock measured with your own figures
Prepare and follow through on decisions.
Ask a question. Six agents examine it, each from its own angle, and cite their sources. Kairos turns it into an action plan.
- The case for, against and conditional
- Decisions tracked, with an owner and a deadline
Scattered information,
connected to what you care about.
Articles, legal notices, regulatory filings, market prices, geolocated events, infrastructure data: InekIA brings together sources of very different kinds, ties them to your business and analyses them in your context. Every conclusion points back to its dated sources.
What gets published
- Press
- Institutions
- Regulators
- Social and forums
- On-demand research
What is official
- Legal notices
- Regulatory filings
- Public contracts
- Sanctions
- Exploited vulnerabilities
What is measured
- Prices and rates
- Currencies
- Macro calendar
- Country governance
What happens on the ground
- Conflicts
- Disasters
- Energy infrastructure
- Ports and straits
- Ships
What gets published
Press · Institutions · Regulators · Social and forums · On-demand research
What is official
Legal notices · Regulatory filings · Public contracts · Sanctions · Exploited vulnerabilities
What is measured
Prices and rates · Currencies · Macro calendar · Country governance
What happens on the ground
Conflicts · Disasters · Energy infrastructure · Ports and straits · Ships
- Press and registries, brought together on one company
- A public contract won by a competitor you follow
- An event within reach of one of your sites
The open data used is credited, with its licence, inside the app wherever it is displayed.
Real reports, produced by InekIA.
Every example is a report generated by the platform, dated and sourced, published as is. Open it in full or download it as a PDF.
CHRW-RXO $5.8B Merger: Muted Europe Impact, Intense NA Brokerage Reshaping
C.H. Robinson acquires RXO (announced October 5, 2026): what does the deal change for European shippers, freight brokerage competitors and transport rates in…
- The deal is misread as a global 3PL power move — it is primarily a North American truck brokerage consolidation: RXO adds scale in brokerage, expedit…
- Contrarian angle: C.H. Robinson is simultaneously shrinking in Europe (EST sold to sennder) while expanding in North America — the net effect for Eur…
CRA/NIS2 Compliance Roadmap for EU Industrial Equipment Makers: 2026–2027
Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2: obligations, timeline and penalties for a European industrial equipment maker through 2027. What priorities for an executive c…
- The Sep 11, 2026 reporting deadline is already past — any manufacturer without a live CSIRT/ENISA escalation workflow is in active violation TODAY, n…
- Contrarian angle: the default five-year support period will be the single most commercially disruptive CRA obligation for industrial equipment makers…
EU Gas Winter 2026-27: Low-Buffer Crisis Threatens Energy-Intensive Industries
Natural gas and LNG for winter 2026-2027: European storage levels, TTF prices and the risk for energy-intensive industries (chemicals, steel, glass). What sh…
- Storage trajectory is improving but structurally insufficient: filling progressed from 60.8% on August 17 to 71.5% on September 29, yet Europe inject…
- Non-consensus angle — the 80% target reduction is a false comfort: by lowering the mandatory threshold, the EC has reduced the political alarm signal…
EU Rare-Earth Magnet Crisis: Structural Chokepoint Risk Through End-2027
Rare earths and permanent magnets: what supply risk do European manufacturers (automotive, wind, defence) face through end-2027 after China's new export rest…
- The threat is midstream, not geological: China controls not just mining but refining, processing, and magnet fabrication — meaning the EU cannot mine…
- Contrarian signal — export-license architecture is the new weapon: China's 2025 controls demonstrated that licensing requirements on components and e…
Suez Canal Autumn 2026: Partial Recovery, Persistent Fragility, Importer Playbook
Red Sea and Suez Canal in autumn 2026: traffic status, impact on Asia-Europe container freight lead times and costs, and options for European importers.
- Traffic recovery is real but deeply asymmetric by direction and carrier: Europe-to-Asia return legs show 25–47% Red Sea share in September vs. only 1…
- Contrarian angle — the 'recovery narrative' is overstated: weekly transits of 287 versus a pre-crisis baseline of ~495–500 means Suez is still operat…
Schneider-PTC $22.6B Merger: Reshaping Europe's Industrial Software Stack
Schneider Electric's acquisition of PTC: what are the consequences for industrial software vendors (PLM, IoT) and their industrial customers in Europe?
- The 3x addressable market expansion cited by Schneider is not organic growth — it's a deliberate land-grab that repositions Schneider from an automat…
- Contrarian angle: Schneider's 'open and interoperable' pledge is strategically ambiguous — historically, post-acquisition interoperability commitment…
Seven modules. One thread.
Monitor, analyse, prioritise, follow through: each module covers one step, from signal to decision.
All your topics in one view, ranked by urgency and impact. The globe adds your sites, suppliers and routes against current events.
Learn moreMore than 500 feeds, official registries and public contracts, watched continuously: every new article on your competitors and key accounts is read within half an hour. Each alert keeps the sourced fact apart from Kairos’s reading.
Learn moreResearch across several sources, six agents’ views, checked citations, then a synthesis with findings, risks and an action plan.
Learn moreTen templates: M&A signal, supplier risk, crisis response, quick due diligence, competitive benchmark, expansion analysis… One click, on your context.
Learn moreA gas price spike, a closed strait, new tariffs: from your own figures, three impact scenarios on costs, revenue and margin, with countermeasures.
Learn moreEvery decision you keep, with its owner, deadline and status, as a board, a table or a calendar.
Learn morePDF, HTML, Markdown or JSON exports with cited sources, in your own colours depending on the plan. For a board, investors or your team.
Learn moreThe architecture of a decision system.
From sources to your decision, in four layers.
This is the only level that requires your input. InekIA surfaces the decisions that matter, scored and ready to arbitrate. Every alert keeps the fact, sourced and dated, apart from its reading: possible impact and suggested action.
Six agents examine each question from their own angle: competition, technology, finance, market, customers, risk. A seventh checks their citations and an eighth writes the synthesis. The watch revisits your scope every six hours, and you can see the agents at work as it happens.
Kairos runs the research, convenes the committee, checks the citations and writes the synthesis. It coordinates several language models, each chosen for the task, and ranks what deserves your attention.
More than 500 news and publication feeds, official registries and statistics, specialised datasets, and the context you provide: your scope, your sites, your figures. Every fact stays tied to its source and date.
Six agents examine. Moïse arbitrates. You decide.
Every full analysis, every decision stress-test and every shock simulation goes before the committee.
- 01
The question
A question asked in Analyze, a Stratebox decision sent to the stress-test, or a shock to simulate.
- 02
Six opinions in parallel
Nova, Ilan, Rex, Doyer, Domo and Kira read the same sourced research, each from their own angle. Each takes a position, for, against or conditional, with their arguments and the one indicator they would watch.
- 03
Layan checks the citations
Every citation must point to a source on the list. The others are removed, and arguments with no source are counted apart.
- 04
Moïse arbitrates
The synthesis states where it follows the committee and where it overrules it, naming its members. Every sentence carries its evidence level.
Should we qualify a second source for a critical component?
- NovaCompetitive intelligence
Competitors are already securing their supply [2].
Conditional - IlanTechnology
Technical requalification is feasible without a product redesign [4].
For - RexFinance
Cost to weigh against the cost of a supply break [1].
Conditional - DoyerMarket and brand
Announcing a change now would blur the customer message.
Against - DomoCustomers and sales
Key accounts expect uninterrupted deliveries [3].
For - KiraRisk and compliance
The supplier is subject to ongoing proceedings [1].
For
Every [n] points to a numbered source of the research. The opinion with no source stays marked as such.
Start qualifying a second source, with no customer announcement at this stage. I follow Kira and Domo, keep Rex’s condition and overrule Doyer on timing.Probable
An owner, a deadline and a decision log in Stratebox.
Analysis from the editorial team.
Markets, geopolitics, technology and regulation: sourced articles.
Russian Strikes on Ukraine's Energy and Export Infrastructure: What European Buyers Must Re-Plan
Large-scale strikes on power plants, gas production and the Odesa ports are cutting Ukrainian export capacity just as winter begins. European buyers…
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Read the articleRare Earth Price Gap: Why Spreads Reach 346x and What It Means for Europe
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