A daily briefing for your market

Your Market. Every Morning.

Pick your market. Get a short briefing every weekday morning, with news that matters and links to the original sources.

Enter your website. We’ll help you define your market in a few words.

You are not signing up for anything. Look around first, then decide.

Example · what a morning email looks like
COR  ·  Your market for today
07:30

Good morning,

This is what is happening today in your market.

Acme LogisticsNews

Opens second warehouse in Tilburg.

Source: Logistiek.nl ↗
Harborline FoodsNews

Names a new operations director.

Source: Trade press ↗
Northfield MetalsNews

Files a permit for a plant expansion in Dayton.

Source: Local news ↗
Example with invented companies. This is what it looks like, not what you will get tomorrow.

Endless sources. Only what matters.

COR searches across the web, from industry news and trade publications to company announcements and public tenders. Every weekday, the most relevant developments are delivered in one short digest.

What you get

One market. One short briefing. Every morning.

You choose the market you want to follow, from commercial roofing in Texas to mid-market M&A in Germany. COR reads the sources for you and sends only what matters.

Only your market

No general news feed, just the niche you picked.

Short enough for your first coffee

A handful of items, each in two lines.

Always the source

Every item links to the original article or announcement.

How it works

Three steps, then just open your email.

No new system to keep up with. COR does the watching in the background. You decide what to read.

1

Choose your market.

Enter your website. We’ll help you define your market in a few words.

2

COR reads the sources every weekday.

Public notices, permits, openings and other items in the market you chose.

3

You get a short briefing every morning, with links to the originals.

A handful of items in two lines. The same briefing is available online.

What COR watches

Public sources you can read for yourself.

What COR follows depends on the market you choose. A few kinds of news:

News

Expansions, acquisitions, new projects or a new director.

Job openings

Public postings that show what is changing at a company.

Bid requests

Public contracts and tenders in your market.

Relocations and new sites

New buildings, openings and location changes.

Building plans

Permits, expansions and new locations that become public.

Companies you follow yourself

Add customers or names you already know. COR reads those sources for you.

Every item includes the source, so you can always see where it came from.

Who it is for

For teams that would rather follow their market than search.

For professionals who need to know what is happening in their market, without reading everything themselves.

  • Founders and owners who follow one industry closely
  • Advisors and consultants who need to stay current
  • Account managers and sales teams, who sometimes find a reason to get in touch

To be clear

COR is not a list of thousands of addresses and not a system that emails on your behalf. It gives you a short briefing each morning. Sometimes an item is also a good reason to get in touch. What you do with it is up to you.

If you mainly sell to consumers, COR is probably not what you need.

Questions

Good to know.

Where does COR get this information?

From public sources, such as news items, job openings pages and bid requests. Every item links to its original source, so you can read it yourself.

What do you do with my data?

We use your website to understand what you sell. We use your email address to let you log in and to send the morning email. That is all.

What does it cost?

Look around first at what COR would follow for you. If you want to continue after that, we discuss what fits your team. Ask us about the options.

Can I stop again?

Yes, whenever you want. You are not locked in.

Do I need to install anything?

No. You get an email and can log in at app.cor.today, including on your phone.

What is happening in your market today?

Choose your market. You will see it straight away.

Enter your website. We’ll help you define your market in a few words.

You are not signing up for anything.