Find the signal before it reaches your pipeline.
Relic Signal transforms difficult public records and third-party sources into evidence-backed commercial signals, then matches them to authorized customer, location, market, and workflow context inside your business.
Potential competitor activity
A new permit was matched to a known account location in an active service territory.
The record is only useful when the evidence survives.
Relic Signal does not treat activity as proof of buyer intent. It preserves the source, freshness, match quality, and limitations so a commercial team can decide what deserves review.
Acquire difficult sources
Official public records, permits, filings, licenses, property data, and other sources that are valuable but painful to use.
Preserve provenance
Retain the source record, evidence, release, freshness, and known limitations behind every surfaced signal.
Resolve and match
Connect the record to a real property, company, account, location, participant, or market using authorized context.
Prioritize review
Route candidate signals with the evidence and account context a person needs to judge the next action.
From difficult evidence to a reviewable next move.
The surfaced opportunity is only the final moment. Underneath it is a governed system that preserves evidence, resolves identity and location, applies only authorized business context, and routes every signal with its proof attached.
01 · ACQUIRE02 · RESOLVE03 · REVIEW04 · ACT
Potential competitor activity
External activity matched to a known account location in an active service territory.
Reusable evidence, governed as a product.
Relic acquires and normalizes public and licensed sources into approved releases with provenance, freshness, quality checks, and explicit limitations. This reusable core remains part of Relic Signal.
Your operating context stays separated.
Authorized account, location, asset, and relationship data is joined in a tenant-confidential overlay. Relic Signal can be delivered through the catalog, governed queries, and—where enabled—Relic Agent or entitled data access.
Competitor activity becomes a reviewable commercial signal.
A validated Relic Signal use case combines permit evidence with authorized customer-location data to surface potential competitor work at properties a field-service operator already knows.
Evidence may show a sister service active at an account where the operator has an existing relationship.
A matched record may indicate competitor activity in the operator’s trade at a known customer location.
External activity can identify a property worth researching where no current relationship is known.
Permit, inspection, or renewal evidence can give the commercial team a timely reason to review the account.
One governed product pattern. Many signal families.
Current catalog work spans select-market permit, property, code-enforcement, public-project, procurement, and related records at different maturity levels. Coverage expands only when the source, match quality, provenance, and useful review path can be defended.
Permit & competitor signals
Candidate cross-sell, defense, greenfield, and timing signals for field-service teams.
Property & market activity
Reviewed records that indicate construction, ownership, zoning, enforcement, or operating change.
Public-project & commercial signals
Procurement, capital-project, licensing, competitive, and market evidence where reliable sources support a clear review.