A market intelligence platform built on research, not on a feed.
The difference between a platform and a feed is what happens to the great majority that changes nothing. Here it is held back into a log you can open, with the score that kept it out, and what reaches you is what survived being checked.
The problem
Most teams assemble this out of four or five subscriptions - an alerts product, a filings feed, a careers-board tracker, a competitor dashboard - and still read everything themselves, because nothing in the stack decides what matters. The work that was supposed to be bought is still being done by a person at eight in the morning.
What arrives
- One platform instead of four subscriptions, with eleven agents on every plan
- Three lenses - revenue, competitive and talent - over the same researched evidence
- A daily synthesised brief, and a workspace to read the evidence under any line of it
- A suppression log: what was held back, and the score that held it
- Export to Excel, CSV, PDF and slides, with your branding
What the market intelligence platform does with a finding
01 · Research
Collect-stage agents research each company and market you choose, per question, across named sources.
02 · Cross-check
Verifier counts how many independent sources carry a claim after reprints of one story are collapsed into one.
03 · Analyse
Historian reads ninety days backwards, Sifter holds back what changes nothing, Mapper resolves a person to the document that names them.
04 · Synthesise
Analyst writes a short brief from what is left, each line tracing to its dated document.
What it does not do
- There are no CRM or chat connectors. Delivery is email, the workspace and the exports above, and nothing is written back into another system.
- It does not forecast, and it does not score an account’s likelihood of buying as if that were measured.
- It does not buy contact data. A decision maker appears only where a document names them.
Every lens and all eleven agents are on every plan. The plans differ by how many companies and markets you can keep researched, and by scheduled re-research.
What people ask
Is the AI doing the research, or summarising a feed?
What makes it a platform rather than an alerting tool?
How much of it works on the cheapest plan?
See it on your own market.
A working demo on the companies you actually care about, not a recorded video.