People
People
Watch named individuals with name variants, role context, and notes about why each name is on the list.
Product
A controlled court-intelligence platform, not a search engine.
Argus Delta is built around the seven things a monitoring team does every week: watch, match, alert, track, review, report, and integrate.
All sign-ups are reviewed and approved by the Argus Delta team.
Watchlists
Watch the entities you have lawful reason to monitor.
A watchlist is the unit of work in Argus Delta. People, organisations, case numbers, and topics, scoped to a lawful purpose and owned by a workflow.
Organisations
Organisations
Watch companies, agencies, partnerships, and bodies, including known related entities and trading names.
Cases
Case numbers
Track specific matters by court file number for next-listing dates, adjournments, and changes to the listing.
Topics
Topics
Surface court matters in a topic area when the story is the pattern across listings, not a single name.
Matching
Explainable matching, with confidence.
A match is the start of a review, not a verdict. Argus Delta surfaces the rule that fired, the entity matched, and a confidence band so the reviewer knows what they are looking at.
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Watchlist normalised
Names, organisations, cases, and topics are normalised with variants so common spelling and formatting differences do not break matching.
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Sources monitored
Supported court lists and public court sources are checked at the cadence each source supports.
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Match explained
Each match records the rule that fired, the entity matched, and a confidence band, surfaced on every alert.
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Human review
Human review is available for sensitive workflows or when confidence is below the threshold the team chooses.
Alerts
Four alert types for four different review rhythms.
Some teams review immediately. Some triage daily. Some only want to know when a listing changes. Argus Delta supports all four without forcing a single workflow.
Immediate
Immediate alert
A watched entity has appeared in a supported court source. Source link, match reason, and court context attached.
Digest
Daily or weekly digest
A scheduled summary of matched listings for teams that prefer to triage in a single review window.
Changed listing
Changed listing
A listing you are tracking has been amended, vacated, or moved between courts. The change travels with the alert.
High-signal event
High-signal event
An event of unusual relevance for the watched entity, surfaced for human review with the rule that fired.
Product surfaces
Watchlist, alert, timeline.
The three surfaces a monitoring team works with every day. The same surfaces sit behind every team and every use case.
Watchlist Sensitive context
A scoped, owned watchlist
Entities People, organisations, case numbers, and topics, with name variants and matter or program references.
Lawful purpose Each entity is scoped to a lawful organisational purpose recorded against the entry.
Ownership Each entity is owned by a workflow or matter so alerts route to the right reviewer.
Alert detail Source-backed
An alert you can act on
Match reason Explainable match: the rule that fired, the entity it matched against, and the confidence.
Court context Court, jurisdiction, hearing type, listing date, and any suppression flags from the source.
Source The original public listing, timestamped at observation, linked from the alert.
Case timeline Continuous
A timeline that keeps the matter visible
Future appearances Upcoming listings, adjournments, and relistings tracked for any case the team is following.
Changes Amendments, vacations, and inter-court moves trigger a fresh alert with the change in context.
Reports Source-backed PDF or brief export pulls the timeline and alerts into a single document.
Team workflow
Move alerts through review without losing the trail.
Argus Delta is built so a team can act on an alert and leave a record that another reviewer can pick up later.
Assign
Assign to a matter or owner
Send the alert to the person or workflow who should see it, with the matter or watchlist context attached.
Note
Note and annotate
Capture the review decision against the alert so future reviewers see the reasoning and the source state at the time.
Archive or mute
Archive or mute
Archive an alert that is not relevant, or mute future alerts on a specific entity with a recorded reason.
Export
Export a source-backed brief
Export the alert and case timeline as a source-backed PDF or brief into the matter, story, or case file.
Reports
Source-backed exports for the matter, story, or case file.
Every alert and timeline can be exported as a source-backed PDF or brief, with the original listings, timestamps, and match reasons preserved.
Source preserved
Every alert and timeline entry preserves the original public listing and an observation timestamp.
Match reason recorded
The rule that fired and the entity matched are recorded against the alert for review and audit.
Suppression aware
Suppression and restricted-publication flags from the source travel into the alert.
Human review
Human oversight is available for sensitive workflows where automated matching alone is not enough.
Integrations
Land in the channel that owns the work.
Email, Slack, Teams, webhooks, and API. Argus Delta meets the team in the system they already use.
Email
Per-alert and digest delivery to individuals or shared addresses, with the source link in line.
Chat
Slack and Teams
Alerts land in the channel that owns the workflow, with quick actions for review and watchlist updates.
API
Webhooks and API
Push alerts and case events into your internal systems, or pull watchlist state and history programmatically.
Access
Replace manual checking with a defensible workflow.
Argus Delta is a controlled-access platform. Tell us about the watchlist, sources, and integrations that matter to your team.
All sign-ups are reviewed and approved by the Argus Delta team.