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When you open a company in Intelligence, you land on its company overview, a unified view with an Overview tab and nine pillar tabs. Each pillar watches a different dimension of the company’s public activity and surfaces Intel when something meaningful changes. Intel detected inside individual pillars flows into your For You and Following feeds, often combining signals from multiple pillars into a single interpreted finding.
Company overview showing Key Insights, pillar summary cards with GTM 375 Campaigns, Traffic 2070.0m Visits, Product & technology 16 Releases, and stat row with Website 126 Changes, Social 11.8m Engagements, People 820 Hiring signals, News 183 Articles, Reviews 4.6★

Overview tab

The Overview is not a separate data source. It is a cross-pillar summary that gives you a quick read before opening individual pillars. What you see on Overview:
  • Key Insights: an AI-generated summary of the most significant recent activity across all pillars
  • Pillar summary cards: top-level metrics with trend graphs (e.g., GTM 375 Campaigns, Traffic 2070.0m Visits, Product & technology 16 Releases) and highlighted tags for what changed recently
  • Pillar stat row: counts across every dimension at a glance: Website 126 Changes, Social 11.8m Engagements, People 820 Hiring signals, Business -, News 183 Articles, Reviews 4.6★
  • Key signals: high-magnitude findings surfaced from individual pillars with confidence scores and expandable details
Use Overview when: you want a quick read on “what is moving” before choosing which pillar to explore in depth. When you select a company in the sidebar, it expands to show all available pillar tabs. Click any pillar name to jump directly to that dimension of the company’s activity.
Sidebar showing expanded pillar navigation for a selected company

Nine pillars

Website Intelligence

What the company says on its own site

Social Media

Posts, engagement, and executive activity

News & Media

Third-party press and editorial coverage

GTM

How the company acquires customers

Traffic

Who visits and from where (Coming soon)

Product & Technology

What the company ships

People & Hiring

Who works there and what hiring implies

Business & Finance

Revenue signals, funding, and partnerships

Reviews & Community

What customers and the market say back

Pillar boundary cheat sheet

One real-world event can create signals in several pillars. Use this table to know where to look first.
If you are looking at…Open this pillar
Homepage, pricing page, blog on their siteWebsite Intelligence
Company or executive posts on social platformsSocial Media
Visits, SEO rankings, channel mixTraffic
Ads, campaigns, creators, DevRelGTM
Releases, GitHub, API, changelogProduct & Technology
Jobs, exec moves, GlassdoorPeople & Hiring
Funding, pricing strategy, partnershipsBusiness & Finance
Press, journalists, media narrativeNews & Media
G2, Reddit, HN, app reviewsReviews & Community
Everything at a glanceOverview
Intelligence’s core value is connecting signals across pillars. A pricing page change (Website) combined with enterprise sales hiring (People) and LinkedIn ads targeting IT leaders (GTM) is one story (an enterprise push) visible across three tabs simultaneously.

Cross-pillar pattern detection

Individual pillars give depth. The real Intel often emerges from patterns that span multiple dimensions:

Escalation

A signal starts in one pillar and spreads to others. For example, a blog post topic (Website) begins appearing in executive LinkedIn posts (Social), then shows up in press coverage (News). The magnitude increases as the pattern grows.

Convergence

Multiple independent signals in different pillars point toward the same strategic move:
  • Pricing tier added (Website) + Enterprise sales hiring (People) + Security certification page (Website) + First CIO-targeted ads (GTM) = enterprise expansion

Divergence

What a company says about itself contradicts what the market says back:
  • Messaging claims “fastest-growing” (Website) but review sentiment is declining (Reviews) and coverage tone turned negative (News) = narrative gap worth investigating
More cross-pillar patterns:
  • Launch detection: Website changes + Social posts + News coverage spiking in the same window
  • Strategic pivot: Messaging shift (Website) + New department hiring (People) + Ad theme change (GTM)
  • Trouble signals: Review ratings dropping (Reviews) + Hiring freeze (People) + Media tone shifting negative (News)

What’s next

Website Intelligence

Start with the most direct window into a company’s strategy.

Best practices

How to read pillars effectively and spot patterns.