Intelligence you can verify, from Hyderabad.

Who in India uses an evidence-led record?

Anyone who briefs others on events abroad or at the border and needs to show their working: editors and fact desks, risk and compliance teams, universities and think tanks, NGOs and public-sector analysts, corporate affairs teams and investors. Each has a page that walks through how the record fits their work.

• NewsroomsCheck a claim before it runs, and keep the trail.
• Risk and complianceA defensible record of what was known, and when.
• Research and educationTeach evidence-led reading with a real record to open.
• Public sector and NGOsBrief decision makers with sources they can check.
• Corporate affairsTrack how a story about your organisation is moving.
• InvestorsSeparate market-moving claims from repeated ones.

What does it do for a team in India?

Traces a claim to where it began

Reports are linked to their first appearance, and repeats are marked as repeats, so forty copies of one briefing count as one origin.

Shows how the same event is framed in different zones

Reporting is grouped into eight geographic media zones, so you can see where the telling of an event departs between regions.

Keeps a record you can cite

A dossier holds the claims, the score inputs, the sources and the edit history, sealed at the time you made it.

Works in your time zone

Every record is shown in your local time with the zone written out, including India Standard Time.

What does 7Analytica cover today?

The first release covers one sector, geopolitics and borders. It is not an Indian-language news product and it makes no claim to cover every regional outlet. It describes the evidence behind reporting; the conclusion stays with the reader. The methodology and the FAQ state the limits plainly.

How do I reach 7Analytica from India?

Email bhuvanchandra@7analytica.com or call +91 6302954506. We read every message. To ask for access, use the request access form.