Departments / Intelligence
Know what changed,
without digging for it.
An Intelligence department of AI agents watches your competitors and market, pulls your numbers together and delivers reports on a schedule, so your team starts each week knowing what changed.
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Where teams start
Common work it takes on
These are the workflows most teams start with. Every department is built around how your team works, so it can take on the intelligence work you repeat today, not just what is listed here.
Competitor tracking
Competitor sites, pricing pages, launches and content checked on a schedule, with the changes summarized.
Market research
Research on a market, segment or account, gathered from the web and summarized for your team.
KPI reports
Your key numbers pulled from analytics and other systems into one report, on the schedule you set.
Search visibility
Rankings, keywords and backlinks tracked for you and your competitors.
Built around how your team works
Teams also hand their Intelligence department work like:
If your team repeats it every week, it can become part of the department.
Outputs
What your team gets
- A weekly competitor and market brief
- KPI reports delivered on your schedule
- Research summaries on the questions you ask
- Search visibility changes for you and your competitors
Where your team approves
You decide what needs sign-off. A common start:
- What it watches, and how often
- Reports before they go to a wider audience
- Any action taken on what it finds
Each agent is set to Requires approval, Notify only or Autonomous. How governance works →
Systems
Inside the tools you already use
Nothing is migrated. Agents work in your accounts, on your own AI keys. These are the common ones; agents also work through any API, MCP server, database or web portal.
Questions
About the Intelligence department
Can it research things that aren’t listed here?
Yes. The work on this page is where most teams start. During the assessment we map what your team needs to keep track of and build the department around it.
Where does the information come from?
Public websites, research tools such as DataForSEO, and your own data in analytics and the other systems you connect.
How often do reports arrive?
On the schedule you set, such as daily, weekly or monthly, delivered by email or Slack.
We can run it for you, or build it and hand you the keys. Compare the two paths →