Know what your competitors changed, and why it matters.

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• Setup Wizard

  Enter your company's website, review the competitors found for you, and finish: the first checks start at once.

• Add a Competitor

  Add a competitor by name and domain, with an optional pricing page address.

• Find Competitors

  Let the assistant find your competitors from your company details; each is checked and the verified ones are added.

• Manage Monitored Sources

  See every source with its confidence out of 100 and its status, turn it on or off, edit it, and add new ones.

• Pricing Page Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's pricing page for new or removed plans, and for price, limit, free-period and add-on changes.

• Changelog Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's release notes or changelog feed for new and updated entries.

• Job Post Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's job board for roles opened and closed, hiring surges and leadership hires.

• Review Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's App Store ratings and the themes reviewers raise.

• News and Press Monitoring

  Watch for news articles and press mentions about a competitor.

• Watched Pages

  Watch any public page for changes to its main text, such as a partner list or a terms page.

• New and Removed Page Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's sitemap for new and removed pages, grouped by section, with new sections and new languages called out.

• Blog and Press Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's blog, press and podcast feeds for new posts, with funding, launch and leadership news scored higher.

• Legal and Trust Page Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's terms, privacy, security and trust pages and subprocessor list for changes, new compliance standards and new vendors.

• Status Page Monitoring

  Watch a competitor's public status page for new incidents and incidents that get worse.

• SEC Filings

  See the recent annual reports, quarterly reports, current reports and registration statements a public competitor filed with the SEC, each with its filing date and a link to SEC's page for it.

• Contract Awards

  See the recent U.S. federal contracts a competitor has won, once you confirm which company on USAspending.gov it is.

• Scheduled Source Checks

  Each kind of source is checked on its own schedule, politely and with retries.

• Check a Competitor Now

  Start an immediate check of all of a competitor's enabled sources.

• Weekly Source Search

  Every Sunday the service looks again for sources a competitor is missing and suggests what it finds.

• Checked Suggestions

  Every suggestion shows the check it passed or failed and why it was suggested; older web-search suggestions show their quote.

• Competitor Social Channels

  Enter a competitor's social accounts so cited posts and pages can be matched to it.

• Competitor List

  See every competitor as a tile with its priority, source health, the last 30 days of changes, how it is moving, its highest change and the projects it is working on.

• Source Health

  See how reliably each source has been checked, and fix the ones that fail.

• Snapshot Viewer

  See a saved copy of a source as it looked when it was checked.

• Changes Across All Competitors

  See every change from every competitor ranked by importance, with level tiles, a grid of where the changes are, and filters by level, competitor, kind, words and what is new for you.

• Saved Views

  Save a set of filters under a name and come back to it with one choice.

• Custom Views

  Arrange your own boards from thirty ready-made widgets that read the figures already stored.

• Custom View Layout

  Add, remove, move and resize the widgets of a view, share it, bookmark it or delete it.

• Importance Rating and Written Digests

  Each detected change is rated for importance by fixed rules and summarised in plain English.

• Cross-Source Correlation

  Changes that line up across several kinds of source score higher.

• Digest List

  See when the next digest goes out, what is in it so far and who gets it, then search every digest your workspace has had by competitor, date range and type of change.

• Read and Share a Digest

  Read a digest in two parts, Competitors and Your company, share it by link and save it as a PDF.

• This Week So Far

  See the changes collected since the last digest and write a private draft of the next one.

• Market Moves

  A monthly look at your market on the Market moves tab, built from the changes already recorded for your competitors, with the page behind every item and the month's changes counted by kind.

• Shared Digest Links

  Create a private read-only link to a digest that anyone can open without signing in, and turn it off at any time.

• Protected Share Links

  Share a digest or report by link, with an optional password, and turn each link off when you are done.

• Client Reports

  Issue a frozen report from the sections and the period you choose, or from a template, then download it as a PDF or CSV or share it by link.

• Report Templates

  Start a report from a named set of sections, and save your own sets for next time.

• Report Branding

  Put your logo, colours and footer on issued reports, their PDF files and shared report pages.

• Digest Delivery by Email

  New digests are sent to the team by email.

• Digest Recipients and Style

  Choose which members get the digest, which competitors and sources each sees, and its tone and length.

• Instant Alerts for Big Changes

  Get a notice and an email straight away when a change reaches your threshold.

• Major Change Flags

  Every change that matters is flagged by fixed rules and shown in the bell and at the top of the digest.

• Notices

  A bell and a list tell you what happened: scans, major changes, alerts, broken sources, digests and lost connections.

• Notification Settings

  Choose, for each kind of notice, whether it appears in the bell and whether it is also emailed to you.

• Data Exports

  Download any table as CSV or JSON; large tables and the all-answers zip are made in the background.

• Export Column Sets and Resume

  Save a choice of columns under a name to download again, and start a stopped export again.

• Looker Studio Data Feed

  Read your tables in Looker Studio through a private CSV address that you can turn off at any time.

• Data API and Keys

  Make API keys for your own tools or an AI assistant, set their expiry, limits and competitors, and read your competitors, changes and digests.

• Assistant Server

  Let an outside AI assistant read your competitor and AI visibility data with the same tools as the API, and add or archive prompts when its key allows it.

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