signal desk

A surveillance team receiving hundreds of alerts a day, nearly all of them noise. Analysts triaged by instinct, real anomalies sat in the queue, and every escalation meant reconstructing the evidence by hand.

Agents that watch the feeds and surface anomalies with the evidence already attached — the rows that tripped the rule, the threshold crossed, the closest precedent case. Each alert arrives as a document, not a ticket.

The queue got short and the alerts got serious. Analysts start from evidence instead of raw feeds, escalations carry their trail with them, and the compliance review that used to question the alerts now reads them.