Shareable across allies
Assessments produced from OSINT can be briefed upward, shared with partner nations, and used in public policy decisions. There are no classification barriers and no SCIF requirements.
China's corporate, defence, and technology networks are documented in public sources. The problem is that those sources are in Chinese, spread across hundreds of government websites, and exist at a scale no analyst team can get through manually. Datenna is the platform built to turn that public record into assessments your analysts can actually brief upward.
Classified sources have their place. But OSINT-derived intelligence travels further and holds up better when decisions need to be documented and explained. It does not matter whether the question is who these Chinese entities are and what they are connected to, or how fast China is advancing in a specific technology area. OSINT is the only method that produces an answer you can share with an ally, present to a regulator, and revisit in six months without it becoming a liability.
Assessments produced from OSINT can be briefed upward, shared with partner nations, and used in public policy decisions. There are no classification barriers and no SCIF requirements.
Every record carries full provenance and an audit trail. Regulators and oversight bodies get the documentation that classified sources cannot provide.
Datenna can screen thousands of entities simultaneously. That matters because China's corporate and defence ecosystem operates at a scale that individual analyst teams simply cannot match.
Ownership changes, procurement activity, sanctions updates, leadership movements. These are tracked continuously. There is no point-in-time snapshot that goes stale the week after it is published.
Western screening tools were designed for transparent, English-language corporate environments. China is neither. The result is missed connections, false confidence, and decisions made on information that looks complete but is not.
Contact UsRegistries, patent databases, and procurement portals span hundreds of provincial government websites, each with different formats, different access requirements, and no interoperability between them.
Hundreds of Chinese entities share near-identical names. Without native-language AI, entity resolution produces false matches or misses connections that matter.
State and military connections are buried behind layers of holding companies and nominee shareholders. You often have to trace through three or four layers before the real connection appears. Anyone doing first-layer analysis is not seeing the full picture.
There is no Chinese equivalent of SEC EDGAR or Companies House. Getting comprehensive coverage means collecting directly from original sources. That is exactly what Datenna does.
China's corporate data does not arrive pre-organised. It has to be found, resolved, connected, and assessed before it becomes useful. Datenna does this continuously, across thousands of Chinese-language sources, following a structured intelligence lifecycle called QRight. Every entity record in the platform has passed through this process. Every label is traceable to its source.
Contact UsDatenna's own scraper infrastructure collects continuously from hundreds of Chinese registries, procurement portals, patent databases, and government websites. There are no intermediaries and no third-party data vendors sitting between Datenna and the original source.
No outbound traffic to China. No dependency on Chinese data providers.
Datenna continuously collects, resolves, and enriches data from thousands of Chinese-language sources, turning fragmented open-source records into structured intelligence that analysts can actually use.
Most OSINT platforms give analysts a better organised pile of data. Datenna Q goes further. It is the AI intelligence layer built directly on our QRight dataset, making 50 million entity records queryable in plain language, explainable by evidence chain, and continuously scored for what is actually significant.
Natural language querying
Query the full dataset in plain language. No Boolean operators, no knowledge of the underlying schema required.
Evidence chains
Every answer Q produces includes the source records, provenance, and confidence level behind it. Analysts can interrogate the reasoning, not just accept the output.
Significance scoring
Q scores entities not just for what they are but for how they are changing. Burst activity, procurement transitions, talent movements, and opacity shifts combine into a single signal that surfaces what matters before it becomes obvious.
Illustrative example. Entity names and scores shown for demonstration purposes.
“One analyst with Datenna can do the work of five.”
Government teams stop using analysts to find things and start using them to think about things. No additional headcount required.
“What used to take weeks now takes an afternoon.”
Entity assessments that used to take days now take minutes. Every finding comes with full source attribution and an evidence chain that holds up to regulatory scrutiny.
“Entities flagged that would never have been caught.”
Multi-layer ownership analysis and procurement network mapping surface connections that first-layer screening tools were never built to find.
Our approach is only as good as the data and technology behind it.