Signal Intelligence
Competitors read
Up to 18
Named, side by side
Structural dimensions
4
The shape behind the price
Structural detectors
10
Across both fuels
DNO regions
14
Full GB electricity coverage
Fuels
2
Electricity & gas
Weeks of memory
24
Motion, not just a snapshot
See it run
Put it under a microscope.
Video to follow
Presented by James, the Energy OSX digital presenter.
The job today
Price comparisons show you where you sit but not necessarily why.
Supplier Position
When your competitors review their rankings for the week what do they see? See the market from their perspective.
Head to Head Review
Directly compare two competitors to see how they shape their products.
Pattern Detection
Drill down to the granular, review a competitor’s behaviour across standing charge & unit rates.
How it works
One weekly pass over the feed you already receive — no privileged access to anyone's book.
01 — Ingest
Every active supplier, every week
Up to eighteen published books, electricity and gas, read exactly as they were issued. Every price the market made that week, in one place.
02 — Decompose
Read the architecture
Each named competitor's book is taken apart along the dimensions that carry the decisions — the shape behind the headline price, rather than the price itself.
03 — Detect
Find what the book gives away
Five classes of structural anomaly, and the patterns that persist across them. Every one is a measured fact in the file — derived, not guessed.
04 — Brief
Summarised, in plain prose
The findings come back as written summaries rather than a dashboard to interpret — what the book is doing, where it sits, and, plainly, where the data will not carry a conclusion.
The mechanism in one line: it reports structure, and states its own limits. Every finding traces to a measured fact in the feed; where the book doesn't expose enough to conclude, it says so — rather than inventing a story the numbers don't support.
Two directions
The same structural read points outward at the market and inward at your own book. Most weeks you want both.
Against the market
Where your shape sits
Your own structure set against every active supplier's, segment for segment. Where your book follows the market, where it deliberately doesn't, and where it does without anyone having decided that it should.
Head to head
One competitor, beside you
Name a supplier and read their book against yours. Not whose price is lower this week — whose book is built differently, where the difference sits, and what it costs each of you to hold it.
Coverage
Electricity
Full structure
Non-Half-Hourly across single-rate and day/night profiles, read across all fourteen distribution regions and every contract term in the file.
Gas
The same structural read
Multi-supplier gas books read region by region, with product structure — standard or green — carried through.
Snapshot & motion
This week, and the run of weeks
Every active supplier's book as it stands this week — and how it got there. Direction, velocity and where a position is accelerating, against a wholesale forward-curve overlay.
Comparison engines answer who is cheapest. None answer what that supplier's book is doing, and where it is going.
Signal Intelligence · Detect. Flag. Act.Same data, a different read
Not another comparison tool. The value is the interpretation of a feed you already pay for, not the feed.
Structural memory
A year of weekly reads is a memory of how every active supplier's book moves — something a snapshot tool structurally cannot hold.
A specialist lens, weekly
What one analyst could do for one competitor in a day, delivered across your whole competitive set before Monday.