RivalPilot
Competitive & regulatory intelligence · Crop protection
See competitor products before they exist.
Every future product leaves a paper trail. A filing in Argentina. A fresh grant in Italy. A quiet withdrawal in France. New filings, pre-registrations, status changes and withdrawals, read every week in 17 official registers. The register reading is done before you sit down.
| No. | Product · Holder | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 9432 | BATTLE AZFMC Química, SENASA (AR) · not on the market yet | In process |
| 42738 | SILIXIONWecan Agro, SENASA (AR) | Registered |
| 4773 | TUTA LUREPlato de Argentina, SENASA (AR) · not on the market yet | In process |
| I.33-25 | Homologated insecticideDGSVCIA (TN), edition 07/2025 | Registered |
BATTLE AZ sits in the approval queue. A future rival product, visible today.
Live figures, read from the platform's own status page — last values recorded here: 12 September 2026.
What it gives back
The register reading is already done.
Watching 16 registers by hand means opening each one every week and scanning it for what is new, what changed and what is gone. That is the work RivalPilot removes — before anyone starts analysing anything.
Last 30 days: — register changes qualified for you — about — hours of analyst time, at six minutes each.
What a regulatory-affairs manager stops doing:
- Reading registers. 16 registers, 20 minutes each, every week.
- Re-keying products. 6 minutes per new competitor product — typed once by the platform instead.
- Chasing withdrawals. 4 minutes per official document, filed with the record it proves.
How we count
Register reading: 16 registers × 20 minutes × 52 weeks = 277 hours a year, just to look, before any analysis. The 20 minutes is our own stated assumption, not a measurement.
Qualifying what changed: the same rule the platform applies inside the product — 6 minutes per new competitor product to record it, 4 minutes per official document to file it. The hours above are the last 30 days of qualified register changes × 6 minutes.
The counts come from the platform's own status page, refreshed every ten minutes. A filing sitting in an approval queue is public weeks before the product ships; we put no number on that lead time until the platform has measured it.
See the last successful read of every register — live, no login →
Why registers
The register knows first.
A new rival product is public long before anyone sells it. You just have to know where to look.
applications under review in Argentina’s queue alone, today.
The filing
It only exists on paper. We already see it.
The grant
Approved last week means not on shelves yet. That head start is yours.
The withdrawal
A lapsed registration is an open market. Be the first to hear it.
How it works
From record to decision.
Zero manual entry. The registers write the evidence. RivalPilot gives it shape.
Discover
We mirror 16 official registers. Every record keeps its source and date.
Normalize
Products, holders, active substances and registrations become structured entities.
Connect
Same pest, same molecule, same market. The overlaps surface.
Detect
New filings, status changes and expiring registrations become scored signals.
Decide
Your brief says what changed, where, and why it matters.
Live demo · no signup
Type your company. See your registrations.
Enter your company name. The registers answer.
Public register data only. Nothing stored.
Inside the platform
Your morning brief, already written.
Open the platform, the work is done. Threats ranked overnight, every fact linked to its register.
What the others don't have
Built for this industry. Nothing generic.
One platform, whole. Every tool runs on the same official records.
Name Check
One click checks a product name against 16 registers and the web, then suggests free names.
Type a competitor. Its products appear.
Name a competitor: its registrations across every mirrored register, spelling variants recognised, threats ranked and openings counted — in seconds. Then we suggest who else sits on your substances.
Threat scores that explain themselves
Scored factor by factor. You see the why, not just the number.
Competitor files, written by the registers
A profile and a timeline per rival, straight from the records.
Watchlists that wake up
Watch a rival, a pest or a market. The alert leaves the day the register moves.
The document library
Certificates and labels, filed with the record they prove.
A brief that writes itself
Every week: what moved, where, why it matters.
The other signal
An exit is an opening.
Threats are half the story. A withdrawal or a lapse is a market opening. Flagged the same week.
Illustrative extract. Names withheld.
| No. | Product · Register | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2711-89 | Mating disruption, codling mothE-Phy (FR) · holder stepped out | Withdrawn |
| 33208 | Pheromone dispenser, vine mothMAPA (ES) · renewal not filed | Expires in 84 days |
| 70810-3 | Insecticide, stone fruitPMRA (CA) · label withdrawn | Not renewed |
Who reads it
One intelligence layer. Four desks.
The same signals, read from different chairs.
Registrations, status moves, withdrawals and expiring records, tracked across 16 authorities.
Who is entering which market, visible while it is still a filing.
Competitor movements before they become obvious in the field.
Active substances and targets, followed across every mirrored market.
Coverage
16 registers, one place.
Active records mirrored today, straight from each authority:
Each bar is that country's share of the mirror. Canada leads with 21,754 active records.
Next in line: Türkiye (official source confirmed, ~4,600 products) and Belgium are under study. The mirror grows register by register.
Explore the registers
Every record, one register at a time.
Filings, grants, status changes and withdrawals — read straight from the source, country by country.
Provenance
Every fact shows its source.
No black box. Every data point names its source and the date we verified it.
Official public registers only, read once a week under our own name, source and date on every record, licences listed on our status page.
Plain answers
Asked before every pilot.
Short answers here. The long version takes one email.
Where does the data come from?
Official registers. 16 authorities, mirrored on their own schedule. Every record keeps its source and the date we saw it.
How fresh is it?
Each register syncs at least weekly. The platform shows the last sync for every authority. Stale data says so, in plain letters.
Do you need our data to start?
No. A pilot starts from your website URL. Public registers do the rest.
What about languages?
The registers come in 8 languages. We read them all. The platform speaks English, Spanish and French.
What does a pilot cost?
Pilot pricing is made to be an easy yes. You get a number in our first reply, not after a demo tour.
Pilot program
Let’s look at your market together.
Tell us who you are. We reply within one business day, with a walkthrough built on your own market.
- Onboarding from a single website URL
- Pilot pricing made to be an easy yes
- No customer data needed to start
Prefer to start alone? Create a free workspace — no card, three competitors, a weekly register brief.
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Thank you. We reply within one business day.