Anything the written record can answer: plans, budgets, commitments, hiring intent, who they already buy from. If a company published it, Discover can find it and explain it.

The Research Agent is unlimited on every plan. The Enrichment Agent starts at 500 credits per organisation, one credit is one company against one prompt. MCP access and the Discovery Agent are added to your contract.

Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, subject to the databases in your contract. Public sector purchase invoices are Finland only, today.

Every answer names what it read, and you choose which sources it may use. Document search returns the exact line itself, with its class and date. And you preview five companies before running five hundred.

Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish or English. It answers in the language you asked in.

No. Discover answers questions; getting those answers into your CRM, warehouse or ERP and keeping them current is Data Sync’s job.

Search that matches meaning, not words. Ask for companies planning to expand abroad and you get the one whose board minutes say “a phased entry into Sweden is planned”, even though it never used your words.

It is how we let a computer compare meaning. Every document is turned into a set of numbers representing what it is about, so two texts saying the same thing in different words end up close together. You never see it. It is why the search above works.