Detect risks,
Prevent crises
Continuously scans Japanese market coverage, scores sentiment with AI and raises the alarm before a story becomes a crisis.
Why Radar?
News about the Japanese market is scattered everywhere: trade press, competitor announcements, social media, recruitment pages. Reading all of it takes more hours than anyone has — reading some of it leaves you unsure what you missed.
Radar takes over the reading and the watching, so you only show up when something actually needs you.
One workflow, from collection to report
From an article picked up at midnight to a report someone sends out — these nine screens are the road between.
Dashboard
Open it and see whether the market is warm, hostile, or barely mentioning you.
- Window from one day to a year
- Ten most-mentioned keywords
News feed
Every new article in one place, newest on top.
- Filter by sentiment, date, source
- Three clicks to what you need
Article detail
A three-page Japanese article, summarised to a few lines in your language.
- Multilingual AI summary
- Flag a wrong score on the spot
Technology trends
Pick a topic — AI, SAP, DX — and watch it heat up or cool off.
- 7 / 30 / 90-day curves
- Surfaces keywords you never registered
Regional distribution
A map of Japan and Vietnam shaded by how much each region is talking.
- Where the conversation is
- Whether the tone is friendly
Competitor tracking
Name the companies you watch and Radar gathers their news and PR in one place.
- News and PR in one stream
- See the story they are pushing
Draft articles
Spotted a trend worth writing about? Radar puts a first draft in front of you.
- Moves through review
- Keeps every version
Reports
Daily, weekly and monthly — plus a crisis report when things move fast.
- Preview what the recipient sees
- Export PDF · approval before send
Audit log
Who changed the alert threshold on Tuesday? The log answers that.
- Who, when, from which value to which
- Filter down and export CSV
Not every piece of bad news needs to call you at midnight
Each tier is measured against what normal looks like for you, not against a fixed number.
Early warning
Something nudged above your usual level. You do not need to do anything yet.
Risk alert
Negative coverage is climbing, clearly — someone should look and prepare a response.
Red alert
This is the one that calls everyone. It stays open until someone marks it handled.