See the unseen, with data.

We model public housing, migration and city statistics into research files made only for you — for example a five-year urban renewal and rent projection for a city.

Market closes, official inflation figures or exchange rates become readable news copy that follows editorial rules the moment they are published — 'Stock X hits a one-year high', for example.

Tools such as a loan calculator where readers enter their own budget, or a live wildfire-risk map, keep readers on the story longer.

Clusters complaints and reports from local sources by topic and place, and alerts your editor when something rises above its usual level — before it reaches the national agenda.

Turns long foreign-language reports from international bodies into short Turkish briefs covering only what concerns Turkey or your sector.

We examine complex subjects such as earthquake risk, climate or the long-term impact of a new law with academics and experts, and turn them into clear files — with scenario animations where useful.

We examine AI-cloned audio or old disaster footage presented as new, and document the source, date and production traces in a technical verification report.

Collects and classifies open announcements and documents from hundreds of public bodies and turns them into searchable networks for investigative reporters.

We scan public records such as trade registry notices, public disclosures and open tender documents, and report formal ownership and board links between companies on a visual network map.

We use data models to test which companies in your group would be hit hardest by scenarios such as a raw-material or freight crisis or a sudden currency move.

Continuously scans draft regulations and company disclosures in your sectors and sends your executives a short analysis note when a change could affect your investments.

We independently compare a target facility's commitments, such as carbon reduction, with open satellite imagery and public records.

When a social media crisis breaks — over a product complaint, say — we report, with statistics that contain no personal data, whether the backlash comes from real users or from automated, coordinated account networks.

We test with anonymous models how a possible product recall or supply crisis would spread online, and prepare a crisis communication and damage-control plan in advance.

Before launch, anonymous language analysis tests whether a major campaign or corporate slogan will inspire or irritate the target audience in today's economic climate.

Using search trends, sector reports and open market data, a forecasting model shows which product groups are expected to see rising demand.

Before you open a new store, we map the area with aggregated population density, footfall statistics and spending trends that identify no one.

We combine open weather data with your logistics statistics to predict which warehouse should stock up on which product next week.

We regularly scan open sources to check whether your licensed products are being sold as fakes or pirated copies by unauthorised sellers, on e-commerce sites or in closed sales channels.

We turn thousands of rows of anonymous consumer data into clickable heat maps and dashboards your clients can zoom into district by district.

We sort thousands of open-ended answers or customer reviews into categories quickly (packaging faults, late delivery…) and summarise the main issues and sentiment in a visual report.

Without any real person's data, we test new product concepts on algorithmic consumer profiles built to your criteria before fieldwork; it does not replace fieldwork but screens options before a costly round.

Follow announcements from governorships, municipalities, universities and public bodies in your province and nearby, in one feed sorted by topic.

Your announcements, events and openings reach subscribing media through SDBülten; each outlet decides whether to publish.

With specialists, we model how quickly a region's transport network would be disrupted in a major earthquake or flood scenario, and the likely knock-on effect on food and energy prices.

A regular report showing which outlets ran your announcements, when, and under which headline.