Competitive intelligence your stakeholders can check line by line.
Every claim carries its source and a count of the independent sources behind it. Every figure names its dataset. What was held back is listed, so nobody wonders what was filtered out.
Strategy and CI teams are judged on whether their findings survive a challenge. Most intelligence tools hand over summaries with no trail, so the team re-checks everything by hand before it goes in front of a leader or a client.
- Competitor digests, positioning maps and battlecards
- Pricing history from dated captures
- A rule calendar and exposure map from the Policy & regulation lens
- Market sizing from Eurostat, US Census, BLS and World Bank data
- Branded PDF and slide exports for client and board decks
The agents on the job, in the order they work
- 01 · Scout, Pricer, Regulator
Collect news, pricing captures, filings and rules for every company and market you watch.
- 02 · Historian
Merges near-duplicate coverage of one story into one story.
- 03 · Verifier
Counts independent sources and discounts reprints, and says which is which.
- 04 · Analyst
Writes digests, battlecards and market reports with numbered sources.
- Verifier counts agreement between sources, not truth, and says so on every card.
- Regulation coverage is US federal today.
Growth runs three lenses at once (for example Market, Revenue and Policy). Enterprise runs every lens with SSO and an audit log.
What people ask
Can consultants use it across several clients?
How do you avoid counting one story five times?
Can we see what was filtered out?
See it on your own market.
A working demo on the companies you actually care about, not a recorded video.