Scheduled ingestion
Pulls market, macro, regulatory, bank-document, and banking performance data on scheduled jobs.
Project profile
A banking-market intelligence system that turns public disclosures and market data into executive dashboard views.
Outside In is built around a simple belief: strategic banking questions should not require manually reopening PDFs, market pages, and regulator spreadsheets every time.
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Status
Registry state
AI-assisted decision intelligence and structured market data
Profile
Macro tailwind
2026-04-29
Updated
Public build log
A backend ingestion system and static dashboard layer for outside-in analysis of Australian banks: market performance, share, financial metrics, filings, macro context, and data freshness.
Organizations are trying to make AI useful inside decision workflows, not just chat windows. Market intelligence is a natural fit because the raw material is fragmented, public, and time-sensitive.
Pulls market, macro, regulatory, bank-document, and banking performance data on scheduled jobs.
Uses AI-assisted extraction to convert bank PDFs and filings into structured metrics, sections, and narrative signals.
Publishes static read-only dashboard pages for bank profiles, market share, performance snapshots, and industry trends.
Tracks ingestion runs and page-level freshness so readers can see whether the data is current.
Outside In separates ingestion from presentation. GitHub Actions and Node scripts collect and transform data; Supabase stores read-optimized tables and views; static HTML pages consume public-read data for dashboard output.
Wedge
Replace repeated analyst data gathering with a living outside-in dashboard for a focused sector.
Model
Potential paths include internal strategy tooling, subscription intelligence dashboards, bespoke sector monitors, or analyst workflow products.
Needs a fast view of how competitors and the sector are moving without waiting for a custom pack.
Wants filings, metrics, and market movements organized around the questions stakeholders ask.
Needs repeatable benchmarks, freshness indicators, and source-aware metrics.
Wants the headline, delta, and confidence level in seconds.
Needs traceable metrics and wants to know where each number came from.
Wants to understand how public data becomes a useful dashboard product.



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