When a strait closes, your team already knows which tickers move.
Most organizations watch the physical world in one set of tools and the markets in another, then pay an analyst to guess at the connection. The Global Dashboard fuses both on one command surface: live vessel traffic, sanctions, energy, cyber, and airspace on the same screen as equities, filings, macro signals, and your own portfolio exposure.
Self-hosted deployments available. Your infrastructure, your data.
From a blocked strait to a moved stock, in one click.
This is the connection nobody else gives you. Chokepoint stress is computed from live ship traffic, then joined directly to the affected listed companies, with the direction of the impact and the reasoning spelled out, and scored against your portfolio’s exposure. Your analyst moves from which ships are going dark near a strait to what a closure costs the book and how cargoes reroute, without leaving the app.
The question in the meeting is never what happened. It is what does this cost us. This page answers it before the meeting starts.
Tanker rates rise on tonne-mile demand.
Crude curve steepens; upstream margin widens.
Jet fuel is the second largest cost line.
Ask about anything. The map answers.
Type an entity, any entity: a strait, a sanctioned vessel, a threat actor, a pipeline, a ticker, a country. The globe flies there, the right data layers switch on, and the analysis opens. Every vessel, port, cable, country, sanction, and company on screen is clickable into a full dossier. It is not a dashboard you look at. It is a model of the world you interrogate.
One thread, start to finish. Pivot from a vulnerability to the actors likely to weaponize it to the public companies disclosing breaches, in the same session.
Maritime, energy, sanctions, cyber, airspace, space. The operational domains your book is actually exposed to, live on one screen.
Analyst-grade map tools. Measure, plot routes, check terrain line of sight, export a stamped snapshot for the deck.
Defend the number in the meeting.
The analytic engine computes rather than reprints vendor numbers: options pricing with cross-checked risk measures, volatility modeling, event studies, sanctions ownership cascades under the OFAC fifty percent rule, orbital passes, terrain line of sight. Every method is citable. And when an upstream source fails, your team sees an error, never an invented value. If a number is on the screen, it can survive being questioned.
Real math, not marketing math.
Rate curve: Treasury H.15
Vol surface: computed in-platform
Registry: SDN list, consolidated
Corporate tree: filings, parsed first-hand
A bad data day is a dashboard event, not a 3 a.m. page.
More than two hundred live ingesters feed the platform, and every one of them sits behind its own circuit breaker with automatic recovery, replay, and staleness alerts. One provider going down disables one widget; everything else keeps working. Your operations team watches it on a metrics dashboard instead of hearing about it from an angry analyst.
Your watchlist is the secret. It stays yours.
For a lot of teams, what you are watching is itself confidential. The Global Dashboard is fully self-hostable: it runs on your infrastructure, with your own provider credentials held in an encrypted vault, session-based authentication, and an append-only audit trail of account activity. There is no hard dependency on any single outside service, and nothing about your book, your positions, or your interests has to leave your walls.
Expertise that stays when people leave.
More than a hundred codified domain playbooks, from sanctions screening to gas arbitrage, live inside the platform: written down, backed by tested code, and kept honest by automated checks that fail the build if the documentation ever drifts from what the code actually does. A new analyst onboards in days because the reasoning is in the product, not in a departed employee’s head. Adding a capability means adding a playbook, not making a hire.
Ownership is aggregated recursively across every intermediate holder, and any entity reaching fifty percent in aggregate is treated as blocked, whether or not it appears on the list itself.
def is_blocked(entity):
agg = aggregate_ownership(entity)
return agg >= 0.50
# OFAC 50% rule, recursiveSee it on your own questions.
A demo is forty-five minutes on a live system, not a slide deck. Bring the three questions your team answered the hard way last quarter, and we will answer them on screen. If the platform does not make your analysts faster, you will know before the call ends.
Tell us your domains. Maritime, energy, sanctions, macro, cyber, or all of it.
Watch your questions get answered live on the command surface.
Deploy in the cloud or on your own infrastructure.
One screen for the world and the market.
The next event is already forming somewhere. The only question is whether your team finds out first.
Common questions
What is the ALAN Global Dashboard?
The ALAN Global Dashboard is an intelligence platform for funds and analyst teams that combines real-world operational data, such as vessel traffic, sanctions, energy flows, and cyber threats, with financial market data and portfolio exposure on a single command surface.
Can the Global Dashboard run on our own infrastructure?
Yes. The platform is fully self-hostable and runs on your infrastructure with your own provider credentials, held in an encrypted vault, and an append-only audit trail of account activity.
How is Global Dashboard pricing structured?
Global Dashboard deployments are contracted per organization. Request a demo and we will scope it to your team's domains and infrastructure.