The Feed · Event intelligence, delivered

Verified events. Into your systems.

A managed event feed, running around the clock. GeoBit collects, translates, verifies and structures what happens in the places you care about, and delivers it straight into your systems. Your dashboards, your apps, your tools. You never touch the machinery. One price per feed, agreed before it starts.

Per feed, monthly or yearlyAround the clockVerified before it ships
Your feed · three regionsSTREAMING
Webhook · API · files
Verified › geocoded › deliveredIllustrative

Illustrative feed · not live data

~1,500Live feeds behind every stream
153Governments whose official alerts are read
20 minThe whole world re-read, in its own language
2 sourcesBefore anything is asserted
What is in every event

Structured the same way, every time.

Your systems get clean records they can filter, map and alert on, not articles to read.

When

Date and local time, as reported, with the time it reached the watch.

Where

Every place geocoded, with the precision stated: street, district or city.

What

The category and severity, scored the same way every time.

Sources

Corroboration tagged single, dual or triple source, with the links.

Confidence

A confidence tag on every event, so your systems can filter on it.

Why it matters

One line of context, so a person reading it knows what changed.

How it is delivered

Where your team already works.

API

Your systems call the GeoBit API for the events in your feed. Access is granted after a short review, and our engineers help you wire it in.

Webhook

Each verified event is pushed to your endpoint as it lands, ready for your dashboards, tickets or chat.

Files

GeoJSON or CSV dropped into your bucket on the schedule you set, for teams that work in batches.

Judgment

What is real, what is noise, what to ignore.

The hard part of an event feed is not collecting it. It is deciding what reaches you. A named person makes that call.

Two sources before anything is asserted

A single report is watched, not shipped as fact. Rumors stay out of your systems.

Deduplicated and collapsed

Reprints and repeats become one event, so a story told twenty times reaches you once.

A named analyst on the quality

A person owns what your feed lets through and what it holds back, and tunes it with you.

How it is billed

One feed. One price. Agreed up front.

The unit

One feed: a stream defined by its places (countries, regions, routes or sites) and its event types, delivered to one destination. Billed monthly or yearly, at a price agreed before it starts. No seats and no hourly billing.

Added when you need them
  • Faster delivery for the events that matter most
  • Analyst access: a person to ask what an event means for you
  • More regions, routes or sites
  • A watch on your own sites, with alerts to a person (The Watch)
What it replaces

Don't build an event intelligence team. Hire ours.

Collectors, translators, analysts, the engineers who keep the pipes running, and the nights nobody wants. The Feed is that team, working from day one, for a fraction of the cost of building it yourself.

How it runs

From one call to a running feed.

01 · Scope

Scope

One call to agree the places, the event types and where the feed should land.

02 · Connect

Connect

Our engineers wire the API, webhook or file drop into your systems.

03 · Run

Run

Events flow around the clock. The watch re-reads the world every 20 minutes.

04 · Review

Review

Each month: what came through, what was held back, and what to tune.

Questions

Before you call.

Is this raw data?
No. Every event is verified, deduplicated, geocoded and confidence-tagged before it reaches you. You get the finished stream, not the scraping.
What counts as one feed?
One stream, defined by its places (countries, regions, routes or sites) and its event types, delivered to one destination. It is agreed in writing before it starts.
Can we get history?
Yes. The record for any place goes back months, so a new feed can start with the history behind it.
Do we need engineers?
No. Our engineers connect the feed to your systems and keep it running.
Can we add alerts on our own sites?
Yes. That is The Watch: your sites and routes watched, and a person told the moment something matters. Many teams run both.
How is it billed?
One price per feed, monthly or yearly, agreed before it starts. Faster delivery, analyst access and more regions are added when you need them.
Go deeper

Set up a feed.

Tell us the places and the systems it should land in. We come back within one working day with the scope, the start date and the price.

Or call us now: +1 (202) 972-1938