No. It's an ongoing market tracking workspace. Setup defines the market sources, categories, signal surfaces and cadence; recurring monitoring runs from there.

Public prices, campaigns, newsletters, assortment changes, product movement and demand signals across your market — sourced and timestamped.

No. Qaptic starts from public market signals. Internal data can be added later only if it sharpens a decision.

Yes. A scan begins with a focused market source set, selected categories and the product areas that matter most commercially.

Yes. Every recommendation links back to the observable signal that triggered it — source, category, timestamp. You decide what to act on.

No. Qaptic adds an external market layer around competitor movement, pricing pressure, gaps and campaigns that internal tools can't see.

Category, pricing, buying, sourcing, e-commerce and marketing teams — at retailers, brands, manufacturers and the agents & distributors selling into them.

Price moves, campaign pressure, assortment gaps, demand signals, RFQ opportunities, content angles — each ending in a recommended next move.

In the EU — your data stays within EU infrastructure.

Yes — in transit and at rest.

Qaptic is GDPR-aligned: your data is hosted in the EU and you own it.

You do — your data, and every output Qaptic produces from it.