Scrutexity

Ongoing Intelligence

Scrutexity Watch

Monitor claim drift, evidence changes, AI narrative shifts, and newly emerging risk patterns after the initial review.

$2,000–$10,000 per month, depending on the number of entities, surfaces, and claims under monitoring.

Why monitoring

A review is a photograph. The record keeps moving.

An assessment describes a company's public claim surface on the day it was captured. Marketing pages get edited. New locations publish their own language. A supporting study is taken down. An answer system re-summarizes the company from a different source.

None of those changes announce themselves. Without a baseline, there is no way to tell what moved, when it moved, or whether a remediation actually held.

Watch keeps the baseline current and documents the deltas against it.

Monitoring cycle

  1. 01

    Baseline

    The prior assessment or diagnostic becomes the reference record.

  2. 02

    Recapture

    Surfaces and AI representations are re-captured on an agreed cadence.

  3. 03

    Compare

    Each capture is diffed against the baseline, not re-reviewed from scratch.

  4. 04

    Report

    Material changes are documented, dated, and prioritized. Quiet periods report as quiet.

Coverage

What Watch monitors

Scope is set at the start of the engagement and adjusted as entities and surfaces are added.

  • Claim drift across public surfaces
  • New or amended claims
  • Evidence added, changed, or removed
  • AI narrative shifts between captures
  • Answer drift across systems and phrasings
  • Newly emerging regulatory-pattern matches
  • Changes following a remediation cycle
  • Dated change log across the monitoring period

Boundaries

  • Not continuous surveillance of any individual.
  • Not a guarantee that every change will be detected.
  • No control over AI system behavior or output.
  • Monitoring is point-in-time capture on an agreed cadence.
  • Findings are observations, not determinations of law.
  • Escalation decisions rest with counsel and the client.

Watch observes publicly available surfaces and answer-system outputs. Coverage is bounded by what is publicly visible at each capture, and we report the boundaries of a capture alongside its findings.

Next step

Keep the record current.

Watch is usually commissioned after a Diagnostic, an Enterprise Exposure Assessment, or a diligence engagement.