Market-sensing loop
Detect strategic shifts before you feel them.
Strategy fails when the market changes faster than the org learns. The market-sensing loop monitors competitors, customers, and the public web on schedule, distills strategic shifts into briefs, files them in project memory, and refines the source list from what actually mattered. Your strategy stops being an annual offsite and starts being a queryable feed.
The open-loop tax
Open-loop strategy: someone hears about a competitor's launch from a customer call, the team scrambles a response, and the same surprise repeats next quarter.
The closed loop
Sense → Decide → Act → Learn → Govern. Five steps, one project memory, on every signal.
- 1Sense
Competitor sites, pricing pages, changelogs, public filings, hiring boards, social, and review sites are polled on schedule.
- 2Decide
A reasoning agent compares each snapshot against history, decides what matters, and drafts a brief — or stays quiet.
- 3Act
Brief delivered to leadership Slack/email. Tagged accounts on the relevant deals. Updated battlecards in the doc system.
- 4Learn
Every alert and the action it triggered (or didn’t) is filed. The signal-to-noise ratio improves week over week.
- 5Govern
External-facing battlecards and customer-facing comms gate on approval. Internal briefs run free.
What you get
Competitor radar
Pricing changes, product launches, exec moves, and positioning shifts surface as briefs the same day they happen.
Customer-side signals
Funding rounds, hiring spikes, exec changes, and public statements at your accounts become triggers.
Briefs, not dumps
Each alert is a 4-line summary with a 'so what' — not a 30-tab dashboard nobody opens.
Battlecards that age in reverse
Battlecards refresh themselves from the source. A competitor renaming a product takes minutes, not a quarterly review.
Source self-tuning
Sources that produced real signal get weighted up. Noisy ones get down-weighted. The loop refines itself.
Queryable strategy memory
"What did our top 3 competitors do in Q1?" is a query — not a research project.
Pick your stack
Each blueprint comes pre-configured with agents and integrations. Choose the one that matches your tools.
Competitive Radar - Slack Alerts
Monitors competitor products, pricing, and positioning. Sends change alerts and weekly briefs to Slack.
Competitive Radar - Teams Alerts
Monitors competitor products, pricing, and positioning. Sends change alerts and weekly briefs to Microsoft Teams.
Competitive Radar - Email Briefs
Monitors competitor products, pricing, and positioning. Sends change alerts and weekly briefs via email.
Close the loop
Pick a blueprint, connect your tools, and watch the first cycle run.