Most of an analyst's week is information assembly: which supplier feeds which customer, which input is single-sourced, what changed since last quarter. Mesh keeps that assembled — so the day starts at the judgment.
The overnight pipeline reads filings, job postings, permits, and trade flows across your entire coverage universe, then surfaces only what changed — and only when multiple independent dimensions are moving on the same name. Each event opens directly to its primary document. No feed to scan, no second-hand summaries.
Trace any constraint through the qualified-supplier graph with concentration scores at every step. The answer comes back as a ranked list of exposed names with their operating leverage quantified — from sole-source suppliers down to second-order hyperscaler customers. What used to be a week of spreadsheet work is a single query.
Decision Cards turn graph state into a structured one-pager — chain position, constraint exposure, qualification velocity, key risks — every line linked to its primary filing. The hours you used to spend footnoting become hours on the call. Export for the PM, the morning note, or the committee pack.
Map refreshes before the desk opens. Hot nodes in your coverage are visible in one glance.
Open each signal's source — the filing sentence, the job posting, the permit. No second-hand summaries.
Trace 'who else is exposed' through the cascade in minutes, with concentration scores at each node.
Export the Decision Card. Citations are already attached.