Strategy intelligence

Automated competitive research. Battlecards that win deals.

For product marketing, sales and enablement — objection answers and positioning stay current, automatically.

One buyer conversation can change the next move.

Steve turns what your team hears in a real sales conversation into sharper competitive intel, usable sales enablement, and a clear view of why you win or lose.

01

Competitive Intel

Steve automates competitor research and helps your team turn pricing, product and market changes into relevant strategic insights and battlecards.

Explore Competitive Intel
  • Automated competitor research
  • Battlecard generation and updates
  • News and product update tracking

Three Acme articles, weeks apart, land on one story marked Latest.

02

Sales Enablement

Give sales current battlecards, relevant meeting briefs and competitive guidance. PMM and enablement maintain the shared message; reps use it in buyer conversations.

Explore Sales Prep
  • Auto-generated collateral
  • Sales meeting prep
  • Competitive guidance during calls

A rep asks Steve in Slack about Acme, and Steve answers with your messaging framework.

03

Win/Loss Analysis

Collect buyer feedback and review patterns across wins and losses. Use the findings to improve positioning, sales responses and the questions your team researches next.

Explore Win/Loss
  • Automated win/loss reports
  • CRM-triggered buyer surveys
  • Informs positioning and strategy

In Steve's interview, the lost buyer names the rollout, not the CRM's Budget reason.

What the work is for

Turn intelligence into a stronger sales approach.

Higher win rates

Give sales relevant evidence and objection answers to explain why a buyer should choose you.

Shorter sales cycles

Help the team answer competitive questions and address concerns while a deal is moving.

Less workload

Automate recurring research and material updates so your team can spend more time on strategy and customers.

Connected evidence

Competitive signals are scattered. Connect them to your decisions.

A competitor update tells you what changed. Buyer feedback and your own company information help you decide what to do about it. Steve brings relevant evidence into your competitive research.

From source to next move

01Stable sources
  • Call Recording

    Gong · Avoma · Fireflies · Outreach · Zoom

  • CRM

    Salesforce · HubSpot

  • Internal Comms

    Slack #competitor · Teams #competitor

  • Documents

    Google Drive · Internal Docs

  • Public Data

    Competitor Websites · News & PR · G2 · Trustpilot · LinkedIn

Two listings disagree on Acme's price, so Steve keeps the one three sources confirm.

03Decisions with context
  1. 01

    Bring relevant evidence together

    Collect signals from the public sources and company tools connected to your project.

  2. 02

    Check the underlying sources

    Use source material and review controls to check important claims before sharing them.

  3. 03

    Turn insights into guidance

    Use the research in battlecards, objection answers, positioning and reports.

Already using AI for research?

Start with the information your decisions depend on.

Steve collects current competitive signals for strategy and sales.

Understand what the signal means

Compare pricing changes, buyer objections and product facts before you update positioning.

Decide which work to build or buy

Compare the time and upkeep of building research yourself with Steve.

Claude and Steve get the same question, and only Steve knows this quarter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Steve works, who uses it and what your team needs to get started.

Put competitive intelligence to work for your team.

Automate competitive research and turn strategic insights into battlecards, objection answers and positioning that help your team win deals.