LOCAL INTELLIGENCE · EARLY RESEARCH PILOT

Choose an area.
Understand its venues.

Explore hospitality venues, stadiums, brands and activity in a local area. Venue Watch is developing source-backed venue snapshots that connect the detail and show the gaps.

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An early research pilot by Dasher Consulting. Starting in Stockton Heath, Cheshire.

A SCOPED RESEARCH CONVERSATION

What would you like
to understand about an area?

For drinks brands, agencies and local operators exploring a venue list, a source gap or a specific commercial question. Start with an email conversation with Dasher Consulting, the owner of Venue Watch. A scoped pilot could ask: which venues belong on a target list, which brands appear in dated sources, or which operator links and missing facts need checking.

01 / BRING THE QUESTION

Define a useful scope

Tell us the area, the decision and which facts matter. Coverage, source permissions, deliverables, fee and delivery dates must be agreed before a paid pilot.

02 / INSPECT THE APPROACH

See the evidence and gaps

Explore the fictional evidence panel to see how conflicting observations and missing dates remain visible. A proposed brief would include source references, coverage and the checks still needed.

03 / DISCUSS THE NEXT STEP

Ask about a research pilot

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Research preview reviewed 28 October 2026. Coverage is partial; source permissions and commercial delivery still require validation. Continuous monitoring and a public subscription are not available. Existing invited members can open the private pilot.

YOUR AREA. YOUR RESEARCH BRIEF.

A snapshot with
a defined scope.

Try the proposed ordering experience. Choose a postcode and radius, review the deliverable, then explore a simulated research job.

INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE No postcode lookup, account creation, payment or real collection. All coverage and job outcomes below are illustrative.
Format checked locally. Address, postcode existence and coordinates are not verified.
1 km10 km
Include venue types
●YOUR POSTCODE
SCHEMATIC ONLY · NOT GEOCODED
2 km radiusActual boundary and venue counts require a live coverage check.

PLACES. PEOPLE. BRANDS. CONNECTIONS.

Every place has a story.
The connections reveal more.

Explore how individual venue profiles connect through shared brands, owner accounts, documents and local sources.

NEIGHBOURHOOD VIEW
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE DATA

Select a node to trace its connections. Use the named venue buttons above to explore a profile without selecting a graph node. On small screens, you can also swipe the graph sideways.

CONNECTED INTELLIGENCE

Several venues. A connected picture.

Select a venue to expand its profile, or a shared brand or account to trace relationships. All names, records, dates and connections here are fictional.

Fictional network · shared sources are not independent corroboration · no live data

Local knowledge is scattered.
The context shouldn’t be.

Owner websitesPublic registersMenus & noticesPhotos & OCR

FROM PROFILES TO PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Repair a venue list

Review aliases, branches and operator links. Surface uncertain matches before joining more data.

Investigate a time window

Explore product mentions, facilities and activity with source dates and conflicting assertions in view.

Focus the next check

Identify stale observations, missing dates and gaps that need a source refresh or a physical visit.

Based on local research workflows. Continuous monitoring and commercial delivery remain in development.

01 / THE APPROACH

From scattered signals
to useful questions.

A website, a public register, a social account, a menu or a photograph each offers part of the picture. Our research combines structured extraction, page collection, OCR and human review to connect those signals into a richer venue profile.

01

Resolve the place

Bring names, locations and account references together. Keep uncertain matches and separate branches visible.

02

Understand the signal

Distinguish an owner’s announcement, a menu mention, a booking opportunity and a photo observation.

03

Keep the time in view

Separate when information was collected from when it was published, captured or intended to apply.

02 / AN EVIDENCE-LED VIEW

See the detail.
Know its limits.

Explore three questions our local research approach can support. These fictional records illustrate the method; they are not live venue data.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE

Reading the evidence

Example content
Fictional venue · fictional observations

JOINED ACCOUNT INTELLIGENCE

See what the evidence means.
Prepare a better account approach.

Explore four Stockton Heath examples where joined evidence becomes an account insight, its commercial meaning and a suggested supplier approach. Watch the insight-led films and take the same reasoning into a working brief.

01 / CONNECT

Bring the evidence together

Read the product, occasion and source context alongside each other.

02 / PREPARE

Frame the next question

Keep the suggested account decision and missing answers with the supporting evidence.

03 / USE

Take the brief with you

Explore the narrated examples and download the assembled research brief in the signed-in pilot.

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Existing administrator access and Microsoft sign-in required. The retained research sample is separate from the fictional public examples and is not an open commercial data download.

03 / WHERE WE ARE

Built from research.
Still being tested.

Our Stockton Heath pilot demonstrates local evidence collection, identity review and queries that preserve date uncertainty. We’re developing the model and testing where it can become useful to drinks brands, agencies and local operators.

Research scope reviewed 20 October 2026. Coverage is partial.

DEMONSTRATED LOCALLY

Connected venue evidence

Reviewed identities, source references, dated queries and inspectable gaps in a local research workflow.

IN DEVELOPMENT

A dependable ongoing service

Repeat collection, wider coverage and independent validation of recognition results.

STILL TO VALIDATE

Commercial delivery

Source permissions, customer needs and delivery economics. No public data subscription is available yet.

THE PRINCIPLE

A useful signal has a source.
A trustworthy view shows the gaps.

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