Continuous coverage
Search, social, review platforms, forums and answer engines, checked continuously rather than on a monthly report cycle.
Practice area — monitoring
Most reputational damage is survivable if you hear about it on day one and expensive if you hear about it on day nine. Monitoring is the cheapest insurance in this practice.
Why it matters
A forum post, a single tweet, a complaint site listing, an impersonation account collecting deposits in your name. None of these announce themselves. By the time a client forwards it to you, it has usually been indexed, screenshotted and cited.
What you get
Automated monitoring produces noise. The value is in the filtering, which is why every alert we escalate has been assessed by someone before it reaches you.
Search, social, review platforms, forums and answer engines, checked continuously rather than on a monthly report cycle.
Three levels: logged, notify, escalate. Only the third wakes anybody up, and it comes with a recommended first move already attached.
Fake profiles, cloned sites and lookalike domains reported and pursued as they appear, before they collect money in your name.
What moved, what was removed, what is trending, and what we would do next. Written by a person, not exported from a dashboard.
What you actually receive
Common questions
Google Alerts miss most forums, nearly all social, every review platform and all AI assistant output, and they cannot tell you whether something matters. The tooling is the cheap part of this; the judgement about what to escalate at 2am is the service.
You are contacted directly with what was found, where, how far it has spread, and the recommended first move. If you are on a crisis retainer, containment starts immediately under the protocol we agreed in advance.
Yes, and for most Singapore firms it is the more important half. A founder-led business shares its exposure with the founder, and the personal name is usually the softer target.
Private enquiry
The first sweep usually surfaces at least one thing nobody inside the business knew about.