Reduce manual research preparation
Assemble source-linked briefings from selected topics.
Research & Competitive Intelligence
Keep market intelligence current, sourced and actionable.
Combine authorised external sources with structured monitoring to produce recurring briefings, traceable alerts and faster first drafts of market analysis. People retain responsibility for assessing relevance and strategic decisions.
Potential business benefits
Spot changes systematically
Monitor selected sources and topics at an agreed schedule.
Make findings verifiable
Deliver cited briefs with uncertainties visible.
Illustrative impact - example only
Reduce manual research preparation
- Briefs prepared per month
- 10
- Preparation time saved per brief
- 3 hours
Illustrative calculation 10 x 3 = 30 hours a month
In this hypothetical month, 30 hours could be redirected to analyst review and interpretation.
Illustrative scenario, not a measured client result or guarantee. Actual outcomes depend on scope, data, controls and adoption.
What we would measure
Spot changes systematically
- Material signals found
- Detection lag against the agreed schedule
- False alerts
Measurement approach only - not a measured client result or guarantee. Measures and baseline are agreed with you during discovery.
What we would measure
Make findings verifiable
- Source availability
- Citation coverage
- Reviewer corrections
Measurement approach only - not a measured client result or guarantee. Measures and baseline are agreed with you during discovery.
Typical applications
- Summarise competitor activity
- Prepare source-linked market briefs
- Maintain regulatory watch lists
- Track product and leadership changes
- Build account intelligence and comparison tables
Potential extensions, scoped separately
- Competitive battle cards for sales teams
- Event-triggered briefings in addition to scheduled ones
How it works
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Select sources
Agree the questions and the sources to follow.
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Retrieve and monitor
Collect updates on an agreed schedule.
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Summarise with citations
Draft briefs that link to each source.
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Analyst review
An analyst reviews and shares.
Designed to work within your controls
Integration & permissions
Respect source rights and availability; use authorised sources only.
Fact and analysis separated
Source facts are kept apart from analysis; no automated trading or strategic decisions.
Monitoring & handover
Log sources, alerts and reviewer edits for each brief.
Make recurring research more useful.
Bring the questions and sources your team follows. In a 30-minute discussion we look at how it could work in your environment.
