Spot opportunities before they become obvious.
PremiseSignal continuously monitors development and commercial activity, identifies meaningful changes, and reassesses opportunities against your criteria — so you know what matters and when to act.
See what changed. Understand why it matters. Decide what to do next.
Built by one founder, currently being tested with independent fire risk assessors across Peterborough and Cambridgeshire.
Built by Iliya Bisalla, based in Peterborough. +44 7510 250073
Opportunity timeline
Illustrative development
- What changed
- A contractor is associated with the scheme in recorded evidence.
- Why it matters
- A buying party may now exist, so a route to the work can form.
- Next action
- Confirm the appointment before making contact.
Select a stage to see how the assessment changes. Illustrative only.
The problem
Opportunities are not missed because they are hidden. They are missed because they move.
Information keeps changing
A project that looked irrelevant last quarter can matter as soon as a stage, contractor or timeline moves.
Research is manual and repetitive
The same portals, registers and notices get re-checked by hand, then checked again weeks later.
Noise crowds out signal
Most updates on a development change nothing commercially. A few change what you should do next.
Timing decides the outcome
Too early, and the requirement is not defined yet. Too late, and it is already specified.
How it works
Monitor → Reassess → Evidence → Act
PremiseSignal works as a continuous loop rather than a one-off search: when something changes, the opportunity is reassessed against the criteria that define relevant work for that business.
01
Monitor
Watch developments, projects and procurement events across the sources and regions that matter to a business.
02
Reassess
When something moves, re-evaluate the opportunity against that customer's own criteria rather than a generic score.
03
Evidence
Record what changed, what supports the conclusion, and whether the supporting information is verified or inferred.
04
Act
Surface whether an opportunity looks actionable now, worth watching, or not currently relevant — and why.
Evidence first
Know what is evidenced, what is inferred, and what remains unknown
Every conclusion is labelled Verified, Inferred or Unknown — not scored as a percentage. You can see exactly what supports it.
Where information does not exist, it is stated as unknown rather than estimated.
An identifiable source states the claim directly. Facts are only labelled as facts when something real backs them.
A reasonable interpretation drawn from recorded evidence. A verified source can support an inference without making it a fact.
Nothing recorded supports the claim. Gaps are shown as gaps instead of being filled with assumptions.
Who it is intended for
Businesses that win work from developments, projects, procurement events or emerging commercial demand
The common problem: winning work depends on knowing about the right opportunity at the right time — and understanding whether it has progressed far enough to act.
Illustrative examples — not customer segments or existing users
Fire safety and compliance · Mechanical and electrical services · Building services and maintenance · Specialist subcontracting · Construction products and supply · Professional and technical services
In development and validation
See whether PremiseSignal could work for your business.
Everything on this page reflects where PremiseSignal actually is today: one person, early testing, no finished claims yet.
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