the weekly watch log.
Every Monday, one email: the alerts we sent last week, the events we caught that stayed below your line, and the checking behind both. On a quiet week it still arrives, shorter.
It is the summary you read in a minute. The document you file is the monthly report: the dated record of what was watched, what was found and what you did, written to be handed to an auditor. Below is a full week, anonymized.
Week 37: 2 alerts sent. 6 events below your line. 1,388 checks across 120 companies.
Alerts sent this week
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A creditor filed for its bankruptcy; the court decides in the coming weeks. Marked critical by you, so it went out on its own.
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The environmental regulator ordered a partial shutdown of its Norrtälje plant pending remediation.
Did not cross your line (no alerts were sent)
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Layoffs reported in trade press.
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Director change filed in the company register.
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Civil contract suit by a customer, Essen district court.
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Employment tribunal claim by a former employee.
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Two-hour outage on its own status page, resolved the same day.
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Named regional exporter of the year by the chamber of commerce.
All six are in your watch record. If any of these should alert next time, reply and name it, like “court cases: alert on all”, and we will confirm the change in writing.
The checking behind this
1,388 checks across 58 sources this week: registries, insolvency gazettes, courts, sanctions lists, and press, each company against the sources that actually cover it. Every quiet company is listed, per source, in your monthly report.
Changes since last week
Companies added: 0, removed: 0. Criteria v2, confirmed in writing 11 June 2026: unchanged.
This log arrives every Monday, even the quiet ones. It is the dated record that the watch ran.
A sample: the company names are invented and blurred, and every figure, date and event is illustrative. A real log names each company, links each source, and carries the alert references your replies are filed under.