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The Intelligence dashboard lives in the Intelligence tab in your sidebar. It aggregates everything Intelligence finds across all active monitors into a single, persistent view you can check at any time. The Intelligence sidebar has two sections.

Intelligence

Lists every entity you are monitoring.
  • My business - your company, listed at the top. Intelligence uses your business profile as a reference point when contextualizing competitor signals.
  • Competitors - each competitor you added appears below with their name and URL. Click any entry to open their competitor profile.
  • + Add competitors - opens the setup flow to add more competitors without reconfiguring existing monitors.

VIEWS

Two ways to see what Intelligence has found:
ViewWhat it shows
Daily briefsCurated digests organized by day. Each brief synthesizes the most important signals from the previous 24 hours across all competitors, with analysis of what changed and why it matters.
All signals feedA chronological stream of every detected signal, unfiltered. Useful when you want raw activity rather than curated summaries.

Daily briefs

Daily briefs are the recommended way to stay on top of your competitive landscape without reading every signal individually. Each brief covers:
  • Highlights - the two to three most significant changes across all competitors in the past 24 hours
  • By competitor - signals grouped by company so you can quickly scan each one
  • So what - Intelligence’s read on what the changes mean and whether they warrant investigation
  • Recommended actions - suggested next steps: investigate with a Solve task, adjust a Build project, or update a monitor
Weekly and monthly digests follow the same structure as daily briefs but cover longer time windows and include trend analysis across signals.

All signals feed

The all signals feed shows every detected change in reverse chronological order.

What a signal contains

ElementDescription
SourceThe monitored page, account, or platform where the change was detected
What changedA plain-language description of the specific change
WhenThe date and time the change was detected
Why it mattersIntelligence’s assessment of the significance and potential impact
Signal strengthA visual marker showing how significant the change is
Learn how to distinguish noise from meaningful signals and how signal strength is determined.

Filtering the feed

Use filters to focus on what matters right now.
Filter signals to a specific competitor. Useful before a planning meeting or when you want to review everything about one company.

Alert notifications

Signals that match your Critical signals configuration (set during setup) are highlighted and surface at the top of briefs. They are also delivered via the channels you chose: Push notification, Email, WhatsApp, or Slack.
If you receive more notifications than you can act on, adjust your Critical signals selection or change your delivery frequency. Too many alerts causes important ones to get missed. See preventing alert fatigue for strategies.

Managing your competitor list

Add a competitor

Click + Add competitors in the sidebar to open the setup flow and add more URLs to monitor.

Remove a competitor

Open the competitor’s profile and use the settings menu to stop monitoring them. Historical signal data is retained.

Adjust channels or frequency

Update delivery preferences from your Intelligence settings. You can change which channels receive briefs and whether you get daily, weekly, or monthly cadences.

What’s next?

Competitor profiles

Understand what each tab in a competitor profile shows.

Interpret signals

Distinguish noise from meaningful changes and recognize patterns.

Best practices

Optimize your setup to reduce noise and prevent alert fatigue.