Where does the evidence come from?
From what your customers, and your competitors' customers, already write on open platforms, across every market you operate in. Nothing private, nothing internal, nothing that requires access.
Is this legal — and ethical?
Yes. We read only information that is public and visible to anyone. The value isn't in access; it's in understanding the signals and turning them into intelligence for you.
How do you do it?
We read everything the market has put in writing about every unit in your network and your competitors’; proprietary mathematical models separate signal from noise and compare each unit with its real competitor; every finding carries a confidence level, and someone who ran networks interprets it and signs it. The process, without the recipe, has its own page. Which networks is Sighture built for?
Networks of 100 to tens of thousands of units, in one country or several. The analysis scales with the network. Anywhere a single network-wide number no longer tells the whole story.
How much of my team's time does it take?
None. There are no systems to connect and no data to prepare. Your organization isn't involved — that's precisely what keeps the analysis independent.
How is this different from my reputation dashboard?
Your dashboard is something you run, based on what already comes through your own channels. Sighture is the outside view you don't run: it reads your network's full footprint without passing through your internal filters, tells you what matters most and where to look first, and flags how strong the evidence is. And it's yours alone; it never feeds anyone else's report.
What if the evidence isn't enough?
We tell you. We'd rather make no claim than hand you something that won't hold up when it's challenged in the boardroom.
Who else sees my analysis?
No one. It isn't resold and never feeds into a market report. It's yours.
Does it replace my internal systems?
No. It's the view your systems can't have: the one from outside. It adds to what you have; it replaces nothing.
Does it work in an M&A transaction?
Yes — for either side of the table, in two stages, with an honest go/no-go between them. It has its own page.
Compared with what, exactly?
With the operators you actually compete with, market by market, based on each one's public footprint. The comparison that matters for decisions (where you're holding, where you're losing ground, where there's ground to gain) is Competitive: it measures your position against whoever is competing for your customers, not just against yourself.
Will you tell me what to do?
We take you right up to the decision: what's happening across your network, how big it is, where to look first, where we'd start, and how sure we are. The decision is yours; you know your operation better than anyone. We put new levers in your hands; we don't decide for you.
Can you analyze something your standard services don't cover?
We'll explore it. Our services are a starting point, not a straitjacket. If your network raises a different question, we look at it case by case and, when public evidence allows a rigorous answer, we design the analysis around it.
Who are you, and what's your track record?
Sighture is led by someone with more than thirty years running multinational consumer networks across Latin America and Europe, on the side that makes the decisions, not the side that watches. We work discreetly, and always in writing. We don't showcase clients or logos; that same discretion will protect your analysis, which is yours alone. Rather than ask you to trust a list of names, we show you our work on your own network: request a first look and judge us by the results. Every analysis is signed by the founder; his background is here →. How does it start?
With a first look at your network: one real signal, in two cities of your network, chosen by us, one unit in each, with the evidence behind it, in writing, within five business days, at no cost and with no obligation. If you want one of your questions answered, we'll tell you which service answers it. If you decide to go ahead, you'll have our proposal within 72 hours.