Government and the public sector
Monitoring the environment, actors and relevant events to support institutional analysis.
INTELLIGENCE ON THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
PSID brings together open-source news and publications to monitor topics, institutions and events. It helps you review what has changed and the evidence behind it.
For analysis, communication and institutional monitoring teams.
WHAT PSID DOES
An environment for organizing monitoring and supporting analysis. The result: information with context for developing overviews and findings.
Set the topics, entities, period and sources. A specific objective helps separate what matters from the noise.
Consult evidence gathered from enabled sources and compare mentions, topics and changes over time.
Return to sources and dates to cross-check findings and prepare a summary your team can review.

APPLICATIONS
Monitoring the environment, actors and relevant events to support institutional analysis.
Situational awareness and structured monitoring of information relevant to a mission.
Observing and contextualizing relevant signals in the digital environment.
Monitoring risks, the competitive landscape and events that may affect an organization.
Analyzing public conversation, narratives and changes in the reputational landscape.
Structured use of open sources to study phenomena, actors and trends.
Monitoring mentions, topics and narratives about public figures, political actors and electoral candidates to understand their presence and development in the digital environment.
HOW IT CAN HELP
Illustrative examples; their scope depends on available sources.
Institutional analysis teams
Communication teams and organizations
Regional monitoring teams
SOURCES AND SCOPE
Bringing news and publications into one environment makes it easier to compare accounts, follow changes and review the origins of findings.
The scope and availability of each source are defined for each project.
JUDGMENT AND CONTEXT
Observed digital activity is not a representative measure of public opinion or voting intention. A coincidence does not establish causality, coordination or authorship.
Reviewing a finding's origin, dates and context helps cross-check it and distinguish observations from interpretations.
The analyst evaluates findings and reviews AI-assisted outputs before using them. Mentions are not a measure of reputation; interpretation requires human judgment, with no predictions or guaranteed results.
PSID
Request a PSID demonstration. Tell us about the topic, sources and question you want to explore so we can review the available scope. Do not include confidential information.
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