All product lines PULSEFIELD20 · OSINT + GEOINT

Data intelligence,
made searchable.

A wide range of data processing functionality supports discovery, normalization, search, and operational analysis across large external data collections — with OSINT best practices for defense and security analysts.

LakehouseMapTelegram parsingAI Assistant
2,200+Connected databases
25BIndexed records
16TBElastic data platform
340k+Geolocated objects
Evidence

Proven in operational use.

Real-user scenarios demonstrate value across intelligence, investigation, and operational planning — with a constant feedback loop from operational users.

Validated

Deep-strike & sabotage preparation

The PF20 map platform links infrastructure, geography, and military objects for target-area assessment.

Validated

Exposure

PF20 Lakehouse cross-source search revealed personnel operating abroad through connection analysis.

Validated

Sanctioned-entity investigation

Identification of employees at sanctioned companies enabled targeted investigation workflows.

Validated

Insider-risk confirmation

Confirmed the recruitment and transfer of critical information by a former defense-plant employee.

Feedback loop

Continuous improvement

Operational users provide a constant feedback loop on efficiency, value, and product direction.

1st place

International OSINT competition

PF20 supported a volunteer team that placed first among intelligence and cybersecurity teams of military special services.

GEOINT

Geospatial analysis for area assessment.

The map module links infrastructure, geography, and military objects for target-area assessment — from objects and points of interest to route context and satellite review. A railway station near a military base indicates a potential military warehouse and supports deep-strike planning.

  • 340k+ geolocated objects with detailed descriptions
  • Area object summaries and autocomplete search
  • Private user comments, filtering, mission planning
  • In development: mission planner, elevation map, route export
Telegram parsing

Narratives into signals.

Flexible collection and filtering help analysts detect cyber threats, hostile narratives, and subversive activity — then move findings into reports and downstream workflows.

  • Filter channels, keywords, entities, and time ranges
  • Inspect parsed data in context; identify coordinated activity
  • Entity aliases, botnet flags, geotagged media clusters
  • Export relevant findings into reports
Lakehouse + AI

Structured data, resolved by AI.

Structured data, map objects, and Telegram content are normalized for cross-source search and connection analysis.

Lakehouse

Large structured database

Easy search and connection discovery among entities, with graph visualization to reveal relationships.

Bulk search

Up to 5,000 requests

Bulk processing with unique attributes and automatic report generation from search results.

AI Assistant

Chat-based search

Helps users find data without complex queries — natural language over billions of records.

AI normalization

Across alphabets

Name recognition and phonetic matching across languages and alphabets.

Model-agnostic

OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic models

Multiple frontier models improve normalization quality — and deployment-ready modules can be combined according to customer infrastructure and operational needs.

Workflow

From search to report.

01

Create profiles

Custom attributes, photos, descriptions, and suggested connections.

02

Search in detail

Rich record results with source detail and filtering.

03

Process in bulk

Up to 5,000 requests with unique attributes and automatic reports.

04

Reveal connections

Graph view exposes direct and indirect relationships.

05

Export and brief

Move relevant findings into reports and downstream workflows — from a single record to a full connection graph.

Signal, made clear

Ready to read your field?

Confirm priority OSINT sources, map requirements, and analyst workflows — and we'll prepare a PF20 demonstration around them.

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