Built to be useful.
Clear answers about how Qaptic works, what it tracks and how your team can use it.
No. It's an ongoing market tracking workspace. Setup defines the market sources, categories, signal surfaces and cadence; recurring monitoring runs from there.
Public prices, campaigns, newsletters, assortment changes, product movement and demand signals across your market — sourced and timestamped.
No. Qaptic starts from public market signals. Internal data can be added later only if it sharpens a decision.
Yes. A scan begins with a focused market source set, selected categories and the product areas that matter most commercially.
Yes. Every recommendation links back to the observable signal that triggered it — source, category, timestamp. You decide what to act on.
No. Qaptic adds an external market layer around competitor movement, pricing pressure, gaps and campaigns that internal tools can't see.
Category, pricing, buying, sourcing, e-commerce and marketing teams — at retailers, brands, manufacturers and the agents & distributors selling into them.
Price moves, campaign pressure, assortment gaps, demand signals, RFQ opportunities, content angles — each ending in a recommended next move.
In the EU — your data stays within EU infrastructure.
Yes — in transit and at rest.
Qaptic is GDPR-aligned: your data is hosted in the EU and you own it.
You do — your data, and every output Qaptic produces from it.