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ReaDI-Watch is a human-governed, AI-assisted platform for managing research, development and innovation (RD&I). It brings projects, source documents, updates, reports, reviews and funding evidence into one structured system, giving teams a clear and traceable record of their work.

RD&I activity is often spread across meetings, emails, shared drives, project tools, spreadsheets and people's memory. ReaDI-Watch gives R&D leaders and executives a live view across projects, helps technical teams capture progress as work happens, and gives finance teams an organised evidence base for reporting and funding.

ReaDI-Watch is a software platform supported by an expert team. The platform structures projects, documentation, reviews and reporting, while guided workflows and the ReaDI Assistant help users turn existing material and short updates into useful records. Expert support is available for onboarding, configuration and embedding the process across your organisation.

ReaDI-Watch helps build the technical evidence throughout the year. Approved reports retain their sources, versions, authors, reviewers and approval history, so finance teams and advisers can see how each statement is supported. Financial evidence can be added through uploaded records or manually entered totals, with native time and cost capture planned as a later capability.

ReaDI-Watch is designed to fit around how technical teams already work. Users can add short updates, notes and source documents, then use guided conversations to fill any gaps. The ReaDI Assistant can structure drafts from selected evidence, while unsupported content is flagged and each section remains under human review.

Your accountant, tax adviser or grant consultant can continue to handle eligibility, calculations and filing. ReaDI-Watch strengthens the underlying record they rely on by providing structured project information, source traceability, approved reports and supporting evidence, reducing the effort needed to reconstruct the work later.