Weekly decision briefs for business leaders
What changed in your market. Why it matters to you. What to do next.
Tell Clarveni who you sell to, how you compete, what you’re prioritising and which companies matter: competitors, key accounts and partners. Every Monday, one brief picks out the changes that matter to your business, with the evidence behind each one.
We’ll email you when your account is ready. Your first brief is prepared as soon as you finish setup, then a new one arrives every Monday.
A picture of Clarveni: the brief for Northline, a business in the example, listing developments at the companies it follows, with Kestrel Pay’s new lending product open.
Written example · Fictional businesses and evidence.
Example week ending 25 September 2026.
You shouldn’t have to search for what changed.
Competitors, customers and partners keep moving. Clarveni follows them for you, every week.
- Wrenfield Freight opens an Iberian hub in Madrid Customer
- Halden Bank appoints a new Chief Digital Officer Partner
- Pellora changes pricing on its Growth plan Competitor
- Kestrel Pay launches embedded lending for SMB merchants Competitor
- Marrowby appoints a new chief executive Customer
- Kelvane Cloud opens a data centre in Frankfurt Supplier
How Clarveni works
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Monitor
Clarveni follows public sources for the companies you choose: news, announcements and the pages they publish.
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Analyse
It sets aside duplicates and minor changes, then works out what the rest means for your business, from what you told it.
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Brief
Every Monday, one brief: what changed, why it matters to you and what to do next.
Same news, read for two businesses
Same change. Different implications.
Observed change Northstar introduces a 25-seat minimum on its Business plan.
- Harbour Project management, agencies of 11–24. No minimum seats.
- Implication Act. The minimum lands on the agencies you sell to. Test your offer for smaller teams.
- Tern Project management, companies of 200 or more.
- Implication Watch. Little changes for you now: your buyers already sit well above 25 seats. Note it as a sign Northstar may be moving upmarket.
Same news. Different business. Different decision.
Every brief answers the questions you’d ask.
What changed, why it matters to your business, the evidence behind it, and what to do next.
A picture of one development in Clarveni: Kestrel Pay’s new lending product, with what changed, why it matters to Northline, where it stands, when to review it, what to do next and the evidence behind it.
One development from Northline’s brief for the example week.
One view of the companies that matter to you.
Competitors Customers Partners Suppliers
A picture of Northline’s tracked organisations in Clarveni, each with its relationship, its importance and whether Clarveni has matched it.
Add a company by its website. Clarveni confirms the match, or asks you to choose.
The weekly brief
Clarity arrives every Monday.
One brief a week, read in a few minutes. It arrives by email with the developments that matter, ranked by priority, each with what to do next. Everything else stays in Clarveni if you want it.
A picture of Northline’s Monday email: three developments, each with its priority and what to do next.
A shortened preview of Northline’s Monday email for the example week.
Relevant changes, not another feed of alerts.
- Ranked for your business
- Clarveni ranks developments by what they mean for your business, using what you told it.
- What to do next
- Each major development ends with what to do next.
- Evidence-linked
- Every development links to its sources.
- Noise set aside
- Duplicates and minor page changes are set aside before the brief is written.
- Built for business leaders
- Nothing to maintain and no report to build. One brief a week, read in a few minutes.
- Private to your business
- Evidence comes from public sources and what you tell Clarveni. Your company list and what you tell Clarveni are never shown to other customers.
A founding price for early customers.
The sample is free and built on the companies you follow. No card and no online checkout: founding customers pay nothing until they have had two Monday briefs and chosen to continue.
5 companies
£99 a month, excluding VAT
Price fixed for 12 months. No charge per reader. Larger allowances on request.
Nothing to pay until you’ve had two Monday briefs and chosen to continue.
If you continue, you’re invoiced on 30-day terms. If not, the briefs stop and there’s nothing to pay.
Questions before you start.
Why not just ask ChatGPT or Claude every week?
You can. Both will now run a task for you every week. The difference is what the answer starts from. Clarveni reads each development against what you told it about your business, and each brief picks up what earlier ones found. It also goes to as many colleagues as you like, at no extra cost. To compare the two, run both on the same week.
Would a rival following the same companies get the same brief?
Their brief starts from their business, not yours. Each development is judged by what each customer told Clarveni about its positioning, customers and priorities. The same news can call for action at one business and only be worth watching at another. What you tell Clarveni is never shown to other customers.
What happens in a quiet week?
You still get a brief on Monday. It’s shorter, and it says plainly that little changed instead of filling the page with minor news. Anything worth watching still appears, and so do updates on earlier findings. Quiet weeks are normal, and more likely with companies that publish little.
Which companies can Clarveni follow?
Companies that leave a public trail, such as news coverage, announcements or a newsroom. Competitors, key accounts and partners are the natural place to start. Small private firms often publish little, so their weeks are more often quiet. If Clarveni can’t identify a company with confidence, it tells you rather than following the wrong one.
Does Clarveni monitor in real time?
No. Clarveni works on a weekly cycle. It is not an instant-alert service.