COVERAGE
Point-in-time · ticker-mapped · aggregated

Alternative data that reads public companies before the print.

Proprietary, continuously-collected signals across consumer, retail, industrial, travel, real estate and credit — mapped to listed tickers, aggregated with no personal data, and backed by multi-year point-in-time history built for clean backtests.

History depth 3yr point-in-time
Tickers mapped 0+
Cadence Weekly & daily
Personal data Zero · aggregated
panel/consumer-signals.point_in_time
PIT
acumix@panel ~$ stream --knowledge-date latest
Ticker Signal Value MoM
PIT integrity OK No look-ahead
obs: 0
History 0yr PIT observation + knowledge dates on every point
Privacy Zero PII aggregated to indices · no personal data
Mapping 0+ tickers entity → listed parent, effective-dated
Cadence W / Ddelivered weekly & daily panels · CSV · Parquet · API
Signal Families

Seven verticals,
every one ticker-mapped.

Each family is delivered as a point-in-time panel of aggregated indices, mapped to the listed parents named. Coverage expands on request.
Built for Institutions

Data that survives
your diligence process.

Designed around how quant and fundamental desks actually consume alternative data: point-in-time, aggregated, mapped, and history-rich.
01

Point-in-time, no look-ahead

Every datapoint carries an observation date and a knowledge date — the moment it was first knowable. Panels are append-only and never restated, so backtests see only what was available at the time.

02

Aggregated, zero personal data

Signals are rolled up into indices — supply, pricing, velocity, availability. Nothing personally identifiable is ever delivered, keeping the product clean for compliance and GDPR review.

03

Entity → ticker mapping

Venues, stores, SKUs and merchants are mapped to their listed parents through a maintained security master with effective dates, so a signal ties cleanly to the name you trade.

04

Multi-year history + weekly cadence

Multi-year reconstructed history gives you enough sample for meaningful backtests, then live panels refresh on a weekly and daily cadence to keep the read current into the print.

How It Works

From raw signal
to tradable panel.

Three stages. Delivery in the format your stack already reads — no bespoke integration required to evaluate.
01

Collect

Proprietary, continuously-collected data across each vertical, captured point-in-time so every observation is stamped the moment it becomes knowable.

// captured
observation_date: "true-as-of"
knowledge_date: "first-knowable"
append_only: true
02

Aggregate & map

Observations are rolled into aggregated indices — pricing, supply, velocity, availability — then mapped to listed tickers via the effective-dated security master.

// index build
metric: "price_index / velocity"
ticker: "UBER / HD / ABNB"
pii: none
03

Deliver

Point-in-time panels delivered as CSV, Parquet, Snowflake share, or API — ready to drop straight into a backtest or a monitoring dashboard.

// formats
flat: "CSV / Parquet"
warehouse: "Snowflake share"
api: "REST panel endpoint"
Access

Evaluate first.
Subscribe when it fits.

Institutional terms. Representative history included for evaluation. Pricing scoped to coverage, cadence and delivery — contact us for a quote.
Evaluation
A representative point-in-time sample for your quant team to test.
Free sample
representative history · no commitment
  • One signal family, sample panel
  • Point-in-time with observation + knowledge dates
  • Ticker-mapped, aggregated, no PII
  • Data dictionary & methodology brief
  • Backtest-ready CSV / Parquet
Request a Sample
Enterprise
The full catalog plus custom coverage across desks.
Contact for pricing
firm-wide license · custom SLAs
  • All seven signal families
  • Custom coverage — names, regions, KPIs
  • Firm-wide distribution rights
  • Priority delivery & dedicated contact
  • Bespoke security-master mappings
  • Onboarding & DDQ support
Talk to Us

See the panel before you commit.
Request a representative sample.

We'll send a point-in-time sample for the signal family you care about — ticker-mapped, aggregated, with a methodology brief — so your team can test it against a name they already track.