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Each competitor you add to Intelligence gets a dedicated profile that aggregates signals and data across six tabs. This is the main view when you click a competitor name in the sidebar.

Opening a profile

Open the Intelligence panel from your sidebar. Under Intelligence, click any competitor name. Your own business appears at the top labeled My business; competitors are listed below. Read more about navigating the sidebar.

Profile header

The header shows identifying information at a glance:
  • Company name and URL
  • Category and industry description
  • Headquarters location
  • Employee count
  • Last updated timestamp (e.g. “Last updated 16 hours ago”)

Overview tab

The Overview tab is the default view when you open a profile. It synthesizes recent intelligence and key metrics so you can get a quick read before diving into individual tabs.

Summary

A paragraph synthesizing the most significant recent signals. This is Intelligence’s interpretation of what the competitor is doing, where they are moving, and what it might mean for you.

Key metrics

MetricWhat it shows
Total signalsAll signals detected for this competitor since monitoring started
Last major eventThe most significant signal detected and when it occurred
Signal timelineA chart showing signal volume over time
Signal activity by platformA bar chart breaking down signals by source type (Website, Social, News, etc.)
Signal spikes on the timeline are worth investigating. A sudden increase in activity frequently precedes a product launch, pricing change, or strategic announcement. Cross-reference the spike date with the Website tab and News tab to identify what triggered it.

Profile tabs

Each of the five other tabs gives a dedicated deep-dive into a specific signal category.

News

Press coverage, media mentions, partnership announcements, and publication distribution.

Website

Page-level changes, product updates, and messaging shifts across the competitor’s web presence.

Customers

Review platform ratings, sentiment trend chart, and individual customer reviews from G2, Trustpilot, Google Play, and the App Store.

People

Headcount, hiring velocity, key employees, executive activity feed, and open positions by department.

Social

Cross-platform activity volume, content theme distribution, and top-performing posts across X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.

Reading profiles effectively

Profiles are most useful when you cross-reference tabs. A spike on the Website tab combined with new executive posts on the People tab and a news article on the News tab often signals a coordinated launch. Learn how to recognize these patterns across signals.

What’s next?

Interpret signals

Distinguish noise from meaningful changes and recognize patterns.

Dashboards

Navigate the signal feed and daily briefs.

Set up monitors

Configure and refine what Intelligence watches for each source type.

Best practices

Competitor selection, noise reduction, and alert fatigue prevention.