Nexus — Insights feed
BetaProactive alerts when something in your portfolio changes or is at risk.
- ✓Background scans that run on a schedule and write into the insights feed
- ✓Severity ladder — info, warn, risk
- ✓Confidence label on every insight — low, medium, high
- ✓Per-insight evidence — every finding lists the documents behind it
What it is.
Nexus runs background analyses on your portfolio and surfaces findings as an Insights feed. Examples: "3 contracts expire next 90 days with no renewal review scheduled", "a SEBI circular issued today changes obligations on 4 of your MSAs", "this counterparty's standard MSA has shifted toward harsher liability over the last 6 months".
Each insight carries a severity (info, warn, risk), a confidence label, and the source documents behind it. You can open the sources or dismiss it; there is no snooze.
Three steps.
End to end.
Pick which insight kinds to monitor — expiry, renewal, regulatory change, counterparty shift, clause anomaly.
Nexus runs scans on a schedule (default daily). Findings land in the Insights tab.
Open the source document, or dismiss the insight as not relevant.
What you get.
- ✓Background scans that run on a schedule and write into the insights feed
- ✓Severity ladder — info, warn, risk
- ✓Confidence label on every insight — low, medium, high
- ✓Per-insight evidence — every finding lists the documents behind it
- ✓Dismiss an insight you have dealt with
- ✓A separate proactive-flags inbox raises advisory flags from a daily sweep
Quick answers.
Not yet. Dismiss is the only triage action; there is no snooze and no per-insight task assignment.
No. Insights are written to the feed and read in the app — there is no insight digest on any channel today.
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