Argus serves four kinds of team. Core is the universal starting point; the modules sharpen it to the work in front of you.
Most of these teams work today from press cuttings, a junior analyst, and a shared spreadsheet. Argus replaces all three.
Follow debates, committees and written questions across the parliaments you choose — with every claim linked back to the record it came from.
Track legislative action across allied parliaments — debates, votes, motions and committee work — in one feed. Brief decision-makers in their own language, on their own infrastructure. Argus × for ministries and parliamentary alliances.
A small desk can cover what used to take a large team. Track the issues you work on across dozens of parliaments without adding headcount.
Drop in a document and see who is involved and how they connect — ownership chains, shared ties, and links to the public record.
A short recorded walkthrough of the platform — picking what to monitor, reading the morning brief, opening an entity record, and starting a case.
Argus is built in layers. A shared engine does the monitoring underneath. Four modules sit on top, each available on its own or as an add-on. Region packs widen the parliaments you cover. Argus × is the bespoke, named deployment for institutions that want all of it. Coverage is configured, not fixed — any parliament that publishes a public record can be added.
The shared engine. Choose the topics you want monitored, look up who is involved, preview the daily Brief, and get a monthly digest of activity in regions you have not subscribed to — plus an alert the moment a nearby region matches your topics.
Open Argus CoreAdd parliaments to Core, grouped by region. Each pack includes the map view at no extra charge — activity overlays, sanctions overlays, and the alliance member map.
Browse region packsEach module is built for a different reader. Brief, Signal and Trace can stand on their own; Investigate runs on top of Core because it draws on the shared connections.
Compare modulesYour topics. Your name on it. All four modules, every region, custom builds, a dedicated engineer during setup, and a co-branded interface. Named deployment: Argus × [your institution].
Discuss Argus ×Core costs the same wherever you start — Japan costs the same as Canada as a starting jurisdiction. Flat entry price; expand through region packs and modules.
Parliaments outside the main region packs are switched on as part of an Argus × deployment, on request.
Each module answers a different question for a different reader. Three can be bought on their own; Investigate runs on top of Core because it draws on the shared connections.
The easiest way in. No platform to learn — a clear, sourced briefing that lands with the decision-maker, not just the analyst.
Track what legislators post and say across languages — read in political context, not as generic media monitoring.
A research tool, not a regulated compliance product. Screen names against the full OpenSanctions dataset (~1.2M sanctioned entities) and trace how people and organisations connect.
A workspace for a case. Open a case on any topic, drop in documents, and let Argus pull out the people, organisations and links that appear — then chart how they connect.
Every Core subscriber gets a monthly digest of activity in regions they have not subscribed to, plus a real-time alert when one of those regions matches a topic they track. Both are filtered against your own settings — useful, not marketing.
Ghost Pulse is our always-on monthly digest of activity in the regions you have not subscribed to, filtered against your own topics. You see how many items hit each topic, plus one headline per region. It reads like a briefing, not an ad.
Regions outside your current plan saw activity on topics you have told us you care about. Here is what you missed.
A real-time alert the moment a region you have not subscribed to produces something matching a topic you track. Relevance is already proven by your own settings — these are the items most likely to change your week.
Argus is built for people who may be quoted in front of a committee. The platform is firm where it has to be: sourcing, accuracy and accountability are not optional.
No summary that cuts a sentence loose from where it came from. Open any item in Argus and the original record opens with it — including the video timestamp where there is one.
No bare percentages. Where Argus estimates something, it shows how confident it is and what that estimate was checked against. You can question the number.
Argus runs on-premises or air-gapped, and exports to PDF and CSV in one click. The work is yours; the platform is just the tool you do it with.
Argus is built by a small, independent engineering team. Being small is the point: we move quickly, go deep, and answer to the people who use the tool. We built parliamentary monitoring across dozens of jurisdictions, and we run the tooling behind IPAC.
More about usArgus is a joint venture with IPAC — the cross-party alliance of legislators coordinating a democratic response to the People’s Republic of China — and IPAC is our first pilot client. Proof that the product, and the pilot model, work.
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klleungholdings.comArgus is sold to parliamentary research services, foreign-affairs ministries and accredited civil-society institutions. We do not run self-serve trials — we run a 60-day paid pilot against your real workflow, with a named engineer on the account from day one.