Get a competitor briefing without anyone manually checking their site every week

Runs every Monday morning and produces a briefing product and sales can read in three minutes, instead of somebody manually checking what competitors did.

Scheduled weekly in local time, skipped if the workspace is paused or no competitors are configured, and it only fetches what has appeared since the last run.

Loops the three to seven competitor domains you configure, running the scrape and the analysis for each, with a pause between them to stay polite to the sources.

Pricing, product and feature pages, the last seven days of blog posts, the changelog, the careers page for hiring signals, review site summaries and recent press releases. It honours robots.txt and caches anything unchanged.

This week's content is set against last week's snapshot and only material changes are kept: price moves, new features, leadership changes, big customer wins, shifts in review sentiment, and hiring that points at a new product area. Per competitor it says what changed, what did not, and what to watch.

One document: the three most significant moves of the week, the highlights per competitor, what to watch next week, and what you might do about it. Factual and scannable.

The briefing goes to your competitive intel channel, laid out in sections with links back to the sources and a thread for discussion. Product and marketing leads are tagged on the big moves.

Validated and published, with weekly delivery watched so it cannot fail silently, engagement in the channel, and an occasional human check that the changes it called material really were.