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Usual mix in Growth · On a schedule you set — competitor pages, filings, or the names you pasted — or when you paste the names, if nothing is connected yet.

Research

Writes short competitor and market notes from public pages and filings, on a schedule you set. You set whether it only drafts or also sends the brief to a named inbox.

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Needs
Who to watch, the questions, the public pages you named, and how often the brief should run. You can start by pasting in chat.
Delivers
A short written brief with named sources, and empty claims left off — sent, if you set that.
You stay in charge
You set whether it only drafts, waits for a named person, or sends the brief on its own. Connect is optional.

Used for

  • Monday at the electronics importer

    An electronics importer on Monday: a buying meeting is this week and ten public tabs sit unopened. The worker writes a short note from the pages you named and puts the sources on it. You choose whether that brief stays as a draft or goes to the named inbox. Empty claims stay off the page.

  • The same price page

    A lighting wholesaler checks the same public price page every week, same competitor, same three questions you already wrote down. The worker finishes that known note. You can keep it on drafts, or let it run on the schedule so nobody opens ten tabs the night before.

  • The agency brief

    A marketing agency has connected the mailbox for the brief. Named names and public filings land; the worker stages the weekly page in the inbox you already use. You set whether it waits for you or also sends. Paste in chat is still enough if you have not given access yet.

  • A claim at the food plant

    A food producer sees a press page that looks like a market claim, or a number with no source. The worker does not invent a price or a strategy. It quotes what is public and leaves what to do next with a person — unless you explicitly say that kind of brief may also go out.

  • Monday at the florist chain

    A florist chain on Monday: a buying meeting is this week and three competitor shop pages sit unopened. The worker writes a short note from the pages you named and puts the sources on it. You choose whether that brief stays as a draft or goes to the named inbox.

  • The same public filing

    A surveyor's office checks the same public filing every month, same name, same three questions you already wrote down. The worker finishes that known note. You can keep it on drafts, or let it run on the schedule so the meeting does not start with empty tabs.

  • The rental watch list

    A bike-rental office has connected the mailbox for the brief. Named names and public pages land; the worker stages the weekly page in the inbox you already use. You set whether it waits for you or also sends. Paste in chat is still enough if you have not given access yet.

  • A claim at the paint desk

    A paint wholesaler sees a press page that looks like a market claim, or a number with no source. The worker does not invent a price or a strategy. It quotes what is public and leaves what to do next with a person — unless you explicitly say that kind of brief may also go out.

Who does this today

Whoever currently pastes public pages into a doc before a meeting. The person who still opens ten tabs the night before, and who still checks the same price page every week.

What it does not do

It does not invent a price or a market claim, and it does not buy data behind a login. You set whether it only drafts the brief or also sends it. It does not tell you what to do in the market.

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