Shared prediction-market monitoring for research teams
Orrery Team turns market movement, resolution risk, alerts, and API workflows into one shared monitoring surface for humans and agents.
Put the same verification queue in front of every analyst.
Orrery gives teams a shared language for movement, evidence, source status, expiry, and alert history. It is built to reduce confusion before a market price becomes a screenshot in a deck, newsletter, or internal bot.
Team flow
Commercial path
Team $499+Start with a short workflow review: what the team monitors, how alerts route, whether API credits are needed, and what audit history should retain.
Contact salesMembers and roles
Separate owners, admins, analysts, and agent consumers before alerts, keys, or source drops start flowing.
Shared watchlists
Keep researchers aligned around event clusters, resolution risk, and priority markets.
Team alert routing
Route movement, expiry, whale, trust-state, and source-risk alerts to the right inbox or system.
Signed webhooks
Deliver idempotent server-side notifications to internal bots and monitoring systems.
Shared Daily Brief
Route the morning verification queue to a desk inbox, channel, or API workflow.
Team operations contract
audit-readyTeam plans are not a louder dashboard. They are a shared verification workflow: freshness, role-aware routing, delivery audit, API credits, and the same research boundary across humans and agents.
Freshness SLA
Primary monitoring surfaces show current snapshot IDs, source health, and degraded states instead of silently mixing stale and live context.
Evidence: Public Status tracks upstream health, data-quality checks, x402 health, cron freshness, and Kalshi preview state.
Role-aware routing
Team workflows separate watchlist owners, alert recipients, and API/agent consumers so one desk can monitor without turning Orrery into an execution tool.
Evidence: Team routing uses members and roles, plan entitlements, paired identity, signed webhooks, and server-side delivery audit.
Delivery audit
Every server-delivered alert should be reviewable later: what fired, when it fired, where it was sent, and whether delivery succeeded.
Evidence: Email and webhook delivery use retry, idempotency, signature checks, and persisted audit rows.
API credit controls
Agents and internal jobs can use monthly API credits first, then x402 per-call settlement for paid depth when credits are exhausted.
Evidence: Account pages expose personal and team-owned API keys, monthly credit balances, and team workspace ownership after sign-in; B2B API pilots pin rate limits and schema-change notice.
Research boundary
Team plans are built for verification, monitoring, and source review. They do not provide trade execution, picks, or buy/sell recommendations.
Evidence: Public copy, API envelopes, share cards, and alert templates keep the language to observations, verification, and resolution risk.
How the pilot starts
4 stepsMap the shared queue
Pick one team workflow: Daily Brief inbox, shared watchlist, alert routing, or API/agent monitoring.
Choose delivery paths
Decide which events go to email, signed webhook, Telegram/Discord when configured, or account-level audit only.
Set trust gates
Define which transitions matter: market moved, entered resolution-sensitive state, expired unresolved, source pending, or whale flow.
Issue API access
Create personal or team-owned API-credit keys for internal jobs and keep x402 as the explicit paid fallback for deeper intelligence calls.
Good fits
B2BTrust boundary
non-negotiableOrrery is not a broker, market maker, or trade recommendation tool. Team workflows are designed for research, monitoring, source verification, and auditable alert delivery.