Palanor Reviews & Product Details

Palanor is an Enterprise Intelligence Platform for the people who run organizations: executives, boards, strategy and finance teams, and investors who need to see further than next quarter. Most companies report what already happened. Palanor helps leaders weigh what could happen next, and decide what to do about it. Everything in Palanor runs on one lattice of signals. More than 5,000 public series (rates, inflation, labor, credit, energy, trade, prediction markets, earnings-call language and more) sit beside the signals a company adds from its own reports. Each signal shows where today's reading stands against its own history, so a team can tell an ordinary month from a historic one. On top of the lattice, Palanor gives teams a set of working tools: - Context News: a morning edition researched for your company, ranked against your business profile, with every story checked against its sources. It is also read aloud as a short audio briefing, CompanyCast. - Signal Watch: the signals your organization follows, weighted by your priorities, with alerts when something moves. - Scenarios: specific what-ifs, scored for probability against the signals that drive them and updated as those signals move. Every scenario is graded against what actually happened. - Futures: classic two-axis scenario planning, so you can test your strategy against four distinct worlds. - Studies: standing questions your team keeps an eye on, with the evidence gathered in one place. - Windtunnel: describe a board meeting or investor call in one sentence, and Palanor builds the room, the questions it will ask and the numbers to have ready. Rehearse it and get a debrief that checks every claim against the evidence. - Custom Indices: composite readings such as the Consumer Health Index, each with its full methodology published. Numen, Palanor's analyst, works across all of it. Ask a question in plain English and Numen answers from your own scenarios, signals and editions, and every figure in the answer is checked against its source before you see it. Palanor shows its work. Forecasts are logged when they are made and scored when their date arrives, and the record is public. Data comes from sources whose terms allow commercial use, and each series names its origin. Palanor runs on the web, iPhone and Android, with an API and an MCP server for teams that want the lattice inside their own tools. Enterprise plans start at $15,000 a year with five full seats and unlimited free readers.