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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about what we do, how we stay independent, and how monitoring works in practice.

How Statestrat geopolitical risk monitoring works

Decision-makers whose operations depend on specific states and supply chains: procurement and supply-chain leads, freight and logistics, banks and insurers with country exposure, and companies buying or restocking from a particular region. If a market’s stability materially affects your margins, that’s the fit.

Your choice of cadence: a monthly brief with a risk scorecard against baseline, a weekly delta brief of what moved, and event pings the day a defined threshold fires. We scope a baseline first, then run a monitoring loop continuously. First baseline typically within weeks of your brief.

We say so. A source we cannot corroborate, or an indicator we cannot monitor with real data, is logged as a gap rather than silently guessed. No finding is ever labelled higher confidence than the evidence supports.

Every judgment carries its source, date, reliability rating (A–D) and a confidence level (High / Medium / Low). We separate what is verified fact from analyst judgment from genuine uncertainty, so you can weight each line yourself.

Any country or corridor you depend on. Monitoring is targeted to your exposure — ports, chokepoints, producing belts, border corridors — and you can add additional countries to your coverage at any time.

No. We prepare decision-relevant intelligence; we don’t give legal, financial, or tax advice, and those decisions remain with you and your counsel.

Choose a plan and tell us which markets you depend on, or contact us and we’ll scope a baseline. Your order is an enquiry; we confirm scope and delivery in writing before anything runs.

Plans are priced monthly in Canadian dollars (CAD) with USD and GBP shown for reference on the site. Additional monitored countries are a flat add-on per month each.