Questions we get asked

Company announcements and press releases, official filings across UK and US markets, and regulated investment-adviser disclosures. Every source is public and primary. We read the original document rather than a summary of it.

No. Individuals and companies cannot submit or edit their own records. Everything traces back to a document someone published.

Every incoming document is classified into an event type, then linked to the profile and organisation references it concerns. The classification and the link are what make the record searchable. An unclassified document on its own is not much use to anyone.

Leadership changes, funding rounds, mergers, acquisitions, public offerings and regulated AUM updates at organisation level. At individual level we track role changes, and participation in a funding round, an M&A deal or a public offering.

UK and US markets, across both public and private organisations. Coverage is deepest where reporting obligations are strongest, which in practice means listed companies and regulated financial-services firms.

Signals surface close to real time, usually within hours of the source document being published and often sooner. Profiles refresh daily.

Profiles carry career history well beyond the platform's own lifetime, since a single document often establishes years of prior roles. The event record itself starts from when we began recording and grows every week.

You build a monitored list of organisations or individuals, then choose which changes should trigger an alert. Organisation lists trigger on leadership change, funding, AUM update, merger, acquisition and public offering; profile lists trigger on a role change or on someone appearing as a participant in a deal. Alerts reach your inbox, and everyone on the team sets their own delivery preferences against a shared list.

Yes. The CSV import wizard takes an existing account or coverage list, so a few hundred names is one sitting rather than an afternoon.

Yes. Reports are shared through a portal carrying your own logo, colours and subdomain. Access is granted per client per report, with read, download and comment as separate permissions on time-limited tokens. Your client never creates an account with us.

Yes. Chikara Intelligence runs a Model Context Protocol server exposing five tools for searching and reading both people and organisations. Add it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client, authenticate with your token, and the assistant reaches exactly what your plan covers.

A versioned REST API exposes events, profiles and organisation records for your CRM, BI stack or internal platform. Daily email alerts and CSV export are also available.

Yes. We process business-context professional data from public sources under legitimate interest. Subject access and erasure requests are handled on request. Write to musa@chikaraintel.com.

Yes, and we act on it. Note that removal applies to our record; it has no effect on the original published document, which remains where it was published.

From £200 a month for a single seat, £750 a month for a team of up to five, and custom pricing for larger organisations and API access. Full detail is on the pricing page.

Book a call and we will set you up with a trial so you can judge it on data for your own sector rather than ours.

No lock-in. Monthly, cancel when it stops being useful.

Those are deal and contact databases with people data attached. Chikara Intelligence is built around people events: who moved, when, and what it means for you, at roughly a tenth of the entry cost.