Flow 01
Living battlecard
Maintain a standing notebook per competitor. When someone asks 'what are they doing on pricing', the answer is a refresh of an existing thread with sources attached, not a panicked afternoon of tab-hopping.
Use case · For product & strategy
AI for competitive analysis that stays current.
Keep a living read on the competition instead of a battlecard that's stale by Tuesday. Thread each rival's filings, launches and press into one workspace, cluster the signal, and refresh in minutes rather than rebuilding from scratch.
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askFinz · product & strategy
01A thread per competitor
02Catch the moves early
03Synthesise into a battlecard
04Search the back-catalogue
research·news·search
one workflowone workspace
What you can do
Four moves, one workspace.
- 01A thread per competitorBranch a notebook thread for each rival so positioning, pricing moves and launches accumulate in one place over time.
- 02Catch the moves earlyDeduped, multi-source news clusters surface a competitor's announcement once — not four near-identical times — the day it lands.
- 03Synthesise into a battlecardLet the workspace draft the comparison — where they're ahead, where they're exposed — with each line linked to its source.
- 04Search the back-catalogueSemantic search across everything you've logged on a rival, so last quarter's detail is one query away.
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Flow 02
Launch teardown
When a rival ships, pull their announcement, the coverage and the analyst takes into one teardown — what's real, what's positioning, and the line your team should take in response.
Questions
Frequently asked.
- Can askFinz monitor competitors automatically?
- Live multi-source news clusters surface competitor announcements as they happen, deduped so one story doesn't read four ways, and you keep a standing notebook that accumulates the detail over time.
- Does it build a battlecard?
- The workspace drafts the comparison from the sources you've threaded — where a rival is ahead and where they're exposed — with each claim linked back to where it came from.
- Where does the competitor information come from?
- From public sources you bring or follow — filings, announcements and multi-source news — synthesised in one place with citations, not from any private or proprietary feed.
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