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Ristill

Turning information chaos into intelligence

Know what matters before it costs you. Ristill brings you only what affects your organisation, explained plainly and ready to act on.

Built for teams in

  • Fintech
  • Banking
  • Insurance
  • Energy
  • Legal
  • Health
  • Agriculture
  • Technology
  • Trade
  • Education
  • NGOs
  • Government
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Competitor expands into East AfricaMarket newsNew capital floor for payment providersCentral bankKey supplier warns of six-week delaysSupplier news

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Why it matters

Information moves faster than any team can follow.

Most of the day is noise. A few moments are not.

A policy change at 08:12. A funding shift at 13:40. A risk alert at 16:05. Each one looks like everything else, until it costs you.

A day of information

  • Noise
  • What matters to you

Too much

More arrives each day than any team can read, and none of it comes labelled by importance.

Too scattered

What affects you lives in many places, formats and languages, with no single view.

Too late

By the time something reaches the right person, the window to act has often closed.

We exist so the right people see what matters early, clearly, and ready to act on.

Inside Ristill

One calm place to see what needs you

Your briefs for the week, what is waiting for your approval and what has been sent, on one clear screen.

Made for you

Your world, not the whole world

Ristill is shaped around your organisation, so what reaches you is short, relevant and clear.

  • The green dome of a government building against a clear sky

    Typically follows

    • National Assembly bills
    • Federal Executive Council decisions
    • Ministry circulars
    • Public hearings
  • A desk globe

    Typically follows

    • Commonwealth Foundation calls
    • UNDP calls for proposals
    • EU funding calls
    • WHO guidance
  • A radar dish at dusk

    Typically follows

    • Government travel advisories
    • Sanctions lists
    • Africa CDC and WHO alerts
    • Security agency statements
  • A stack of business newspapers

    Typically follows

    • NBS statistics releases
    • CBN rate decisions
    • Court calendars
    • Presidential appointments
  • A container port at dusk

    Typically follows

    • Customs notices
    • Port authority advisories
    • SON product standards
    • AfCFTA tariff schedules
  • Other markets

    If your world is full of information, Ristill fits.

    • Energy
    • Insurance
    • Law firms
    • Agriculture
    • Logistics
    • Education
    • Telecoms
    • Mining
    • Real estate
    • Non-profits
    • Government
    • and more

Delivery

Delivered where your team already works

On your schedule, or the moment it can't wait.

  • Email
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • API
  • and more…

Beyond the digest

Ask your archive anything. Get answers you can check.

Every brief stays on file. Ask in plain language and get an answer that points to the briefs behind it.

  • Every answer shows the briefs it came from
  • Turn any answer into a client note or board paper, ready to edit and send

Ask your archive

How bad is the Durban port backlog, and what caused it?

You

Ships are waiting about 8.3 days at Durban Gateway Terminal, against a 24-hour target(1). A new operating system and bad weather in August built the backlog, and the terminal handles 46% of South Africa's containers(1). Confirm your stock holding.

  • 1Durban port waits ease to 8.3 days, still far above target
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Why not just...

Alerts tell you something happened. We tell you why it matters.

What you getKeyword alertsManual monitoring Ristill
Follows your sources for you
Understands your organisation
Explains what it means for you
No repeats, no clutter
Every brief links to its original
Human approval before it is sent
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