Questions about Summry monitoring

Summry is monitoring software for recurring public-source research. Self-service users receive source-backed digests about the subjects they choose. Professional customers receive a configured briefing shaped around an agreed monitoring plan.

Summry starts with an information need rather than a stack of documents. You define what to monitor, and Summry researches relevant public sources and prepares the update.

Alerts and feeds collect mentions and links. Summry checks the useful developments, removes repeats, organizes the result and keeps the supporting sources attached. Professional briefings also connect each update to agreed priorities.

Common uses include competitors, suppliers, materials, prices and availability, regulation, technology, cybersecurity, research, tenders and market developments. Results improve when the subject, entities, geography and intended use are clear.

Summry works across public company sites, regulators, official publications, trade media, regional reporting and other relevant websites. The sources used are linked in the result. Coverage depends on what each source publishes and makes accessible.

Public-source coverage always depends on what is published and accessible. Summry shows the sources behind each update and calls out important gaps so you can judge the result clearly.

You receive a concise update with what was found and where Summry looked. If an important source could not be checked, the update says so clearly.

A self-service digest gives you a factual, source-backed update on a subject you choose. A Professional briefing follows an agreed monitoring plan and can highlight what matters most for you or your team.

Summry helps you see the evidence, understand why an update may matter and know what to watch next. You keep the decision.

Every plan keeps sources attached and applies the same factual standard. The plans differ in scope, schedule, depth, configuration and support.

Summry currently provides the application and customer output in English, German, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Research can use relevant source languages independently of the final output language.

Yes, when the relevant official sources are public and accessible. Summry can combine sources and languages from several countries within one agreed monitoring scope, and the result shows which sources were used.

Monitoring subjects, charters and feedback are customer configuration. The Privacy page explains the providers involved, what is retained, deletion behavior and how customer data is handled.

Free is €0 for one weekly monitor. Individual is €20 per month for up to three active monitors with weekly delivery or any two or more chosen days. Professional is €100 per month per configured briefing after a fourteen-day pilot. Contact us for a Custom setup.

Yes. Explore an illustrative self-service digest and configured Professional briefing to see how each update is organized.