What lands in your inbox.
A real week from a sales-intelligence account: three vendors moved, each checked against its source before it shipped.
A real briefing, as delivered
The same week, filtered by role.
One inbox, two different mornings. Each role only sees what it owns.
Integrates with Anthropic's Claude Sales Plugin
Partnerships · competitive threat
New brand: "the only platform you need for outbound"
Positioning · brand shift
From scrape to inbox.
Three stages, every week, in order.
What never made Monday's briefing.
Real framing and messaging claims that never reached an inbox, and why. Vendors stay unnamed so we never repeat a story we had to retract.
“A vendor rebuilt its homepage around a new AI message.”
It was the first capture of that page. With no earlier version, no rebuild was shown.
“A vendor rebranded under a new name and domain.”
The news predated the tracking window and was about its parent company, not the vendor itself.
“A vendor touts a steep drop in support tickets.”
The same figures were already reported, word for word, in an earlier insight.
Every draft runs through 29 checks. See them all.
Questions about the weekly briefing.
What day does the briefing arrive?
Every Monday, before your planning meeting.
Can I customise which competitors appear?
Yes. Pick your competitors at setup (from 10 on Standard, up to 25 on Enterprise) and change the list any time. Only insights about tracked competitors appear.
Is there a way to get alerts mid-week?
Yes, on Standard and Enterprise: pricing updates and other critical changes trigger a mid-week Slack or email alert, at a threshold you set during setup.
Can someone walk me through the briefing?
On Enterprise, yes: a biweekly call with our founder Naveed covers what moved, what it means for your plan, and any dashboard tuning you need.
First briefing lands within a week.
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See how IndustryLens stacks up vendor by vendor
Klue and Crayon ship updates inside their platform; IndustryLens ships a cited briefing every Monday. Compare the cadence and citation discipline.