Platform · Standing briefs

Ask once. Hear when something changes.

Your investment case, your supplier list and your market estimate all rest on facts that change. Today someone checks them by hand, when there is time. With a standing brief, myRA keeps researching the question and tells you the day something moves.
MarketsSuppliersInvestmentsYour scheduleYour brief
Changes checked. Meaning explained.

The work you keep coming back to

Keep watch on what you have a stake in.

Set a question once. Get a brief that tells you what matters before the next decision.
You set the brief

Where should we expand next?

Keep our charging rollout current. Flag new rival capacity, revised grid quotes and shifts in demand that could change our next site opening.
Every quarter

California · Fast-charger rollout

In your inboxExample brief

The next site needs a fresh demand check.

A rival announces a charging hub near one shortlisted site. Another has a firm grid quote and a clearer opening date.

Site AGrid quote confirmed
Site BNew rival nearby

Different locations. Different next steps.

For your next decision

Recheck nearby charging demand before signing the next lease. Bring the grid-ready site forward in the rollout.

Evidence in the brief
  • Grid connection quotes
  • Charging-site announcements

Every run has a record. Change the question, pause or stop the brief in the same conversation.

Illustrative briefs. These are examples, not live findings.

Two ways it listens

On a clock. Or the day something moves.

Schedule a regular brief, or ask myRA to check for a change. When the schedule runs or a check finds a match, myRA researches it and writes to you.

On a clock

You pick the rhythm

  • Every Monday at 8
  • First of the month
  • Every quarter

The brief

Same brief, whichever trigger fired.

When something changed

Two competitors moved on priceYour pricing case shifts.

A new rule passed in EuropeYour entry timing moves.

A supplier filed in courtLine up a second source.

Or
When nothing did

Nothing moved this week.

That is the whole brief.

On an event

The world moves first

The bar you set
  • A filing appears
  • A price changes
  • A supplier is sanctioned
Two ways in. One brief out.

Research options

Choose how deep each brief goes.

A brief starts with published evidence. If a change raises a question only people can answer, myRA can run primary research. Add a named expert review when you want an industry specialist to check an important update.
What expert review adds

Questions

Before you set the brief

A news alert sends you links. A brief tells you what changed, what it means for your decision and where the evidence came from. It checks at the rhythm you set, so it is not a live feed.