Every competitor move, on one screen

Battlecards, recommendations, reviews, pricing, hiring and more, each built from sources you can open. The briefing lands on Monday. The dashboard is there the rest of the week.

AlphaSense battlecard in the IndustryLens dashboard: what changed since last period (ad campaigns, messaging, content) and a new-threat banner, generated 18 Oct 2026 from 17 sources
The live AlphaSense battlecard, 18 Oct 2026. Screenshots on this page are from our own account.

What’s inside

Every view in the dashboard, grouped by the job you’re doing.

Plan the week
Sell
Read the market
Your own position
Check the data
Anywhere

Start the week with the decision

Home turns the week’s insights into a short list of calls to make.

  1. Ranked by urgency and how much evidence backs it
  2. The decision, framed for your team
  3. The move, the momentum and the precedent
  4. Every line opens the insights behind it
A weekly recommendation card: AlphaSense shipped SuperAnalyst, with the move, the momentum and the precedent listed underneath

A rival comes up on a call. Answer in seconds.

Sales home is built for the moment a prospect names a competitor.

  1. Type the name, or tap a threat-ranked chip
  2. What changed, with a “sell against” line for each move
  3. Objection radar: real complaints from their reviews, ready to use
  4. Why they win and why we win, side by side
How battlecards are built →
Sales home: search a competitor, threat-ranked competitor chips, a what-changed feed with sell-against lines, and an objection radar built from review complaints
Battlecard sales tab: why AlphaSense wins next to why we win

Every insight shows its working

Open any insight and the evidence is underneath. A chatbot gives you the claim. This gives you the source.

  1. Verified, flagged or unverified, on every card
  2. Key data pulled straight from the source
  3. The video, post, ad or review it was read from
  4. Single-source insights held apart in “needs more signal”
How insights are checked →
An expanded insight: Klue launches Blindspot Interviews, marked Verified, with key data and the evidence underneath, the launch videos it was read from
All Insights view with grouped, list and timeline modes, search, signal, category and date filters, and verified insight cards

All insights: grouped, list or timeline, filtered by rival, category, verification status or date.

Every rival on the same screen

Each topic gets its own view, with one row per competitor, so the gaps show up on their own.

Reviews view: share of each rival’s reviews that mention ease of use, integrations, support, AI and reporting, as a heatmap
Reviews. What reviewers talk about, as a share of each rival’s reviews.
Hiring view: open roles by team for each competitor, as a heatmap
Hiring. Open roles by team, rival by rival.
Market view: dated list of where each rival is expanding, by vertical and region
Market. Where each rival is expanding, dated.
Partners and ecosystem: how often each rival mentions Anthropic, Semrush and Slack, and where
Partners & ecosystem. Which partners rivals lean on, and where they say it.
AI and agentic moves: dated AI launches by rival, marked generally available, beta or announced
AI & agentic moves. Shipped, in beta or only announced.

See yourself the way buyers compare you

Put your company next to any rival and read both pitches side by side.

  1. Who each of you sells to
  2. What each of you promises, marked as the vendor’s own claim
  3. In the dashboard, each of your own claims is also checked against reviews and your site
  4. And shown what to say instead when a claim is at risk
More on your position →
Positioning view: IndustryLens next to AlphaSense, with each company’s buyer segments and what they promise buyers

Check the data yourself

Everything we read is in the dashboard too, exactly as it was captured.

  1. Posts, videos, ads, reviews, news, events and newsletters
  2. Filter by type, competitor and country
  3. A separate coverage view shows every company against every source, and the known limits
  4. Ask us to add a source from the same page
How we collect and check →
Raw sources view: competitor webinars, videos and posts exactly as captured, filterable by type, competitor and country

Take it where your team works

What the checks stopped before it reached the dashboard.

Every view filters the same way: a draft only reaches you once it has passed. Vendors stay unnamed so the site never repeats a claim we threw out.

Draft · 27 Jul 2026Rejected

“A vendor cut its annual plan price.”

That was the normal annual-billing discount, not a price cut.

Draft · 24 Aug 2026Retracted

“A vendor is running 400 active ads.”

The ad library shows at most 200 results per page. We hit that limit; we did not count 400 ads.

Draft · 29 Sep 2026Rejected

“A vendor is listing exactly 50 open roles.”

50 is the job board’s page limit, not a real count. The true number is unknown.

Every draft runs through 29 checks. See them all.

Questions about the dashboard

Which plans include the dashboard?

Standard and Enterprise. On Enterprise we also build the dashboard around your personas and sources. The Free plan has the weekly email and the MCP connector, not the dashboard.

How fresh is the data?

Sources are captured on a schedule per source type, and every battlecard and insight shows when it was generated and the date of its newest evidence. Data coverage shows the last check for every company and source.

Can I hide views my team doesn’t use?

Yes. In Settings, the Tabs card hides views like AI & agentic moves, Partners, EOL watch or Campaigns for everyone on your account.

Can people outside the dashboard see a battlecard?

Yes. Share a battlecard as a read-only link that lasts 90 days and can be revoked, or export up to 25 battlecards as a PDF document or a slide deck.

How do Slack alerts work?

Connect Slack once from Settings and pick a channel. Alerts follow the topics you switch on: pricing changes, product launches, events, personnel changes, marketing campaigns, funding and acquisitions.

Where does each insight come from?

Every insight links to the page, post, video, ad or review it was read from. Insights backed by a single source are held in a separate “needs more signal” list instead of mixing with checked ones.

How we check →

See your own competitors this week.