Are all five subjects included?
No. They are choices for your watchlist, not an all-inclusive package. We scope a list that can be checked consistently.
Track the changes that matter to your business in Brazil.
Choose the companies, products or topics you need to follow. Receive a maintained change tracker, a concise monthly briefing and alerts under an agreed monitoring schedule.
- Ideal for
- Companies with an active reason to track Brazil: existing operations, distributor relationships, a defined market-entry assessment, competitor activity or recurring commercial opportunities.
- You receive
- Agreed watchlist · Change tracker + monthly briefing · Monthly fee
- On-site work starts in São Paulo. Other locations depend on confirmed coverage and your brief.
Relevant developments are spread across company websites, retailers, official portals and announcements. We check the agreed sources and bring the changes into one clear record.
What you receive
- 01An agreed watchlist, source list, review schedule and reporting dates.
- 02An initial baseline or setup record.
- 03A maintained tracker of dated changes with source links.
- 04A concise monthly briefing explaining findings, relevance and open questions.
- 05Alerts for agreed developments discovered during scheduled checks.
- 06A monthly review call, unless a different review cadence is agreed.
- Date checked
- Company, product or topic
- What changed
- Source
- Relevant date or deadline
- Factual significance
- Uncertainty
- Suggested follow-up
How it works
- 01Agree watchlist and sources
- 02Initial setup and baseline
- 03Scheduled checks
- 04Monthly briefing and alerts
- 05Review call
Scope, timing & fees
Every engagement starts with a written scope. We agree the work, deliverables, timetable and fee before work begins. Travel, event access and specialist support, where needed, are identified in your proposal.
Fee basis
A monthly service scoped around what you need to monitor. We agree the sources, review frequency, reporting, monthly fee and any initial setup work.
What shapes the scope
- Watchlist size
- Sources
- Checking frequency
- Alert requirements
- Reporting
Your proposal confirms
The watchlist, sources, checking frequency, alert rules, reporting dates, the monthly fee and any separate setup work.
Indicative timing
Initial setup is followed by scheduled checks and monthly reporting. Your proposal confirms the start date, checking frequency and first briefing date.
What a watchlist can include
- Competitors: product launches, positioning and public announcements.
- Distributors: represented brands, portfolio changes and announced coverage.
- Retail products: specified products and observable prices at selected retailers.
- Tenders: defined categories on selected official portals, with notice, deadline and time zone, status and amendments.
- Regulatory topics: specified publications from agreed official sources, distinguishing proposals, consultations and enacted measures.
Questions
Is monitoring real-time?
No. Alerts are based on what we find during the agreed scheduled checks, not continuous or exhaustive coverage.
What if nothing changes?
An honest briefing may say no material changes were found in the checked sources. If monthly checks are unnecessary, we discuss a lighter cadence.
Do you give legal or bid advice?
No. Legal interpretation, compliance advice, bid preparation and eligibility checks belong with your qualified advisers.
Tell us what you need to keep track of.
Share the companies, products or topics that matter and how often you need updates. We will propose a watchlist and monthly scope.