Where are conditions changing around our people and programs?
Monitor relevant countries and regions, then prepare cited outputs for leadership review.
ROAM turns multilingual reporting into deduplicated incident records, country risk context, Watch priorities, and cited outputs for NGOs, missions, advocacy organizations, and field-security teams.
EVERY ROAM PLAN INCLUDES THE FULL INTELLIGENCE PICTURE — AND EZEKIEL.
"Somewhere today, a believer's freedom will change — and the people positioned to respond may not know in time."
Persecution intelligence is scattered across reports, feeds, and language barriers. Too slow and too fragmented to act on. ROAM closes that gap.
The product begins with the operational question, then keeps the supporting record attached through review and output.
Monitor relevant countries and regions, then prepare cited outputs for leadership review.
Review current reporting and country context before travel, deployment, or program decisions.
Inspect status, citations, contradictions, and review history before you brief or publish.
Move priority countries, communities, conditions, and thresholds into Watch for human review.
A six-stage pipeline turns multilingual reporting into a clean, deduplicated record while keeping sourcing, uncertainty, and human review visible.
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Move from geographic orientation to the supporting dossier, country context, priority monitoring, cited output, and connected delivery without detaching evidence from the decision.
Global clusters provide geographic context while severity, incident type, continent, and country filters keep the operating picture inspectable.

Move from geographic orientation into the incident dossier, supporting sources, reported impact, current status, and review history.
Review country profiles and the drivers behind persecution, current activity, humanitarian conditions, and travel risk.
Follow countries, communities, and city-level areas, then organize tactical, operational, and strategic intelligence around them.
Turn monitored reporting and reviewed country context into cited outputs for leadership, field, and advocacy workflows.
Connect incident, risk, focus-area, and report workflows through API and webhook delivery.
Analyze ROAM records, verify incidents, research current external sources, and prepare cited analysis for human review.
ROAM supports direct operational use and connected delivery without forcing teams to rebuild their existing security, duty-of-care, or briefing workflows.
Use Map, incident dossiers, country risk, focus areas, Watch, asset monitoring, alerts, Reports, and Ezekiel in one operating environment.
Stream incidents, country risk, focus-area geofences, and report workflows into duty-of-care systems, dashboards, and alerting. HMAC-signed webhooks support auto-retry and replayable delivery.
Use Ezekiel in-app, through the API, and in supported messaging channels while keeping cited records available for human review.
Extend ROAM with specialized capability add-ons built for specific operating needs — early warning alerts, grassroots incident reporting from trusted networks on the ground, and more — layered onto the same core platform and evidence standard every plan already includes.
The background globe reads coordinates and severity from the live incident webhook. Sensitive details, sources, and reporting remain withheld.
ROAM separates source quality, corroboration, and incident status so users can see what is established, what remains unresolved, and why.
Evaluate reliability, proximity to the information, and the origin of the report.
Compare sources for actual independence, agreement, contradiction, and missing context.
One authoritative source or two or more independent sources meets the published Verified threshold.
New evidence can strengthen, dispute, correct, or change a developing record.
Records that do not meet the threshold remain visible with their current status and available sourcing attached.
ROAM began from a Christian commitment to help churches, missions, NGOs, and religious-liberty advocates understand pressure on the persecuted Church with the rigor expected from professional intelligence. The platform applies that same evidence standard across every faith and belief community, including people with no religious affiliation.
ROAM began with a Christian commitment to help churches, missions, and advocates understand pressure on the persecuted Church.
The platform serves teams working across all faiths and belief communities, including people with no religious affiliation.
No community receives a lower evidence standard. No conclusion outruns the available sourcing.
Individual, Team, and Pro include the core operational platform. Partner adds API and webhook delivery plus priority access to verified closed-source reporting from a broader persecution intelligence network.
Everyone gets the same intelligence — no tier buys deeper truth.
Individual, Pro, and Partner include the same core records, country context, monitoring, reporting, and analyst functionality.
Live incident records, geographic context, supporting sources, reported impact, verification status, and review history.
195 countries covered, with reviewed persecution, current activity, humanitarian conditions, and travel-risk context.
Priority countries, communities, city-level areas, asset monitoring, and alerts organized for sustained attention.
Cited operational, leadership, and advocacy outputs built from monitored reporting and reviewed country context.
ROAM-record analysis, incident verification, current external research, and cited analysis prepared for human review.
Partner adds secure system integration and priority intelligence access without exposing network identities or sensitive sourcing.
Connected delivery of incident, country-risk, focus-area, and report workflows through the API and HMAC-signed webhooks.
Priority access to verified closed-source reporting from ROAM’s broader persecution intelligence network.
Review platform access, verification, connected delivery, and analyst scope before opening an account.
Both plans include the core operational platform: Map and incident dossiers, country risk, Focus Areas and Watch, Reports, and Ezekiel.
Partner adds API access, HMAC-signed webhooks, and priority access to verified closed-source reporting from ROAM’s broader persecution intelligence network.
The published Verified threshold requires one authoritative source or two or more independent sources. Records that do not meet the threshold remain visible with their current status and available sourcing.
Ezekiel can analyze ROAM records, verify incidents, research current external sources, and prepare cited analysis for human review.
ROAM serves NGOs, missions, advocacy and research organizations, and field-security teams working across every faith and belief community, including people with no religious affiliation.
Choose Individual or Pro for the core operational platform. Choose Partner for connected delivery and priority access to broader verified reporting.
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