Clardot : Veille Entreprise

About Clardot : Veille Entreprise

Clardot is the business intelligence tool that centralizes all your official sources into a single feed: BODACC, INPI, AMF, public procurement, legislation, and business subsidies. An AI assistant answers your questions directly on this sourced data.

No more alerts scattered across ten different websites. Clardot monitors your target companies, your competitors, and your customers, and only displays what matters.

Monitored Companies
Follow the BODACC, INPI, AMF, public procurement, and patent filings of your target companies. Each event is dated, sourced, and accessible with a single click.

Legislative Monitoring
Follow what's happening in the National Assembly and the Senate: bills, votes, and promulgations, filtered by sector (taxation, energy, real estate). Never discover a regulatory change after the fact again.

Public Procurement
View published calls for tenders and contract awards, filterable by sector and deadline. Spot opportunities before your competitors.

Business Support
More than 2,400 active support programs (subsidies, exemptions, export incentives) listed and updated. Find the one that matches your business.

AI Assistant
Ask your questions in natural language: "What thresholds will be crossed this week?", "Who is investing in this company?". The assistant queries the AMF (French Financial Markets Authority), BOAMP (Official Bulletin of Public Procurement Notices), BODACC (Official Bulletin of Civil and Commercial Announcements), the National Assembly, the Senate, the Official Journal, and the institutional calendar, and provides answers based on its sources.

Economic Calendar
INSEE (French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies), ECB (European Central Bank), National Assembly, Senate, EU: all upcoming economic events, sorted by date.

Clardot is for executives, M&A teams, lawyers, and anyone who needs to stay informed about regulatory and economic developments for specific companies, without spending hours manually monitoring ten different government agencies.

The signal, not the noise.