Anomalies confirmed before anyone is alerted.
Radar watches ticket volume, cost against revenue, client health, and backup jobs around the clock. AI confirms an anomaly is real before it ever reaches a human, so dashboards stop crying wolf — and every alert carries a cooldown so the same signal doesn't repeat.
- 4 signals
- tickets, cost, health, backups
- 1 confirm
- step before any alert fires
- 0
- repeat pings during cooldown
Radar feed · Illustrative
4 anomalies confirmed today
Ticket volume spike
Site: Cobalt Tooling · +64% vs 4-week baseline
Cost over revenue
Contract: Meridian Health · margin -6pts this month
Client health drop
Account: Larkspur Retail · health score 82 → 61
Backup job failing
Job: SQL01-nightly · 3 consecutive failures
What Radar watches
Four signals, watched continuously across every account.
Ticket volume spikes
A site or client that suddenly opens far more tickets than its own baseline predicts.
Cost running over revenue
Contracts where delivery cost is eroding margin against what's billed.
Client health drops
A composite health score falling fast enough to signal churn risk.
Failing backup jobs
Backup runs missing schedule or failing repeatedly on critical systems.
Confirmed, not noisy
Built so alerts are rare — and worth acting on.
Confirmed before it alerts
AI checks the anomaly against baseline and recent history before it ever reaches a person — so dashboards stop crying wolf.
Cooldown, not repetition
Once an alert fires, a cooldown window suppresses the same signal from paging the same person again.
Evidence on every alert
Every alert shows the metric, the baseline, the current value, and the exact period compared.
Try it — Illustrative demo
Expand an anomaly, see the evidence, decide what's next.
This is a self-contained mock using sample data — no live accounts are connected.
Radar feed · Illustrative demo data
Expand a card to see the evidence, then decide what happens next.
Evidence
- Metric
- Tickets opened / week
- Period compared
- vs. trailing 8 weeks
- Baseline
- 18 / week (8-week avg)
- Current
- 29 this week
From alert to action
Radar doesn't dead-end at a notification.
Trigger a workflow
Radar anomalies can be set as triggers for agentic workflows — the anomaly starts the process, a person still approves the risky steps.
Agentic workflowsTurn it into a gauge
Any anomaly can be turned into a standing gauge so you track the metric continuously, not just when it spikes.
GaugesShow up in the brief
Confirmed anomalies surface in the weekly executive brief, with the evidence attached — no re-explaining needed.
Executive insightsPeople decide what happens next
Radar prepares. It does not act on its own.
Radar's job stops at a confirmed, evidenced anomaly. Whether that becomes a workflow, a gauge, a line in the exec brief, or nothing at all is always a human call.
- Acknowledge — note it and move on
- Create a workflow — hand it to an agentic process, with approvals where they matter
- Snooze with a cooldown — stop repeat pings on the same signal
Radar
Stop watching dashboards. Let Radar confirm what matters.
Bring a real client roster and we'll walk through the anomalies Radar would have confirmed this month — with the evidence attached.