Give Peggy the competitors and public sources to watch and get prioritized, dated, source-linked change briefs with proposed updates to your team’s guidance.
With Peggy, Marketer
Example brief · Hypothetical workflow
Check these competitors’ public pricing and release pages weekly. Put pricing changes first, cite dated changes and draft any needed battlecard updates for our review.
I’ll compare the accessible public sources with the previous check and separate observed changes from interpretation.
See example output ↓Starts: A scheduled check, weekly by default or at the cadence you set, reviews the public pages and sources on your watchlist.
Peggy records the competitors, public pricing pages, release notes and other approved sources you name, with the priorities that matter to your team. The baseline keeps a capture date and source URL so the next check can explain what was actually observed.
At the scheduled check, Peggy compares accessible source content with that baseline. Each finding cites the public page, observation date and supported difference. Unavailable or undated details remain identified as such rather than becoming assumed launches.
Peggy drafts the relevant battlecard section and a concise Slack brief where those apps are connected. Your reviewer approves interpretation and positioning. The next check follows your cadence; coverage depends on source availability.
This workflow covers changes Peggy observes in the public sources you select, at the cadence you set. It is not real-time tracking of everything a competitor does. The broader competitive-intelligence page covers maintaining your team’s ongoing market guidance.
Hypothetical finished result
Public pricing change brief
Hypothetical: a watched pricing page changes its stated annual-plan terms.
Connect the accounts and actions for your workflow. Start in Artie or add your Artisan to Slack; access stays within your account permissions.
Explore appsNo. Checks run weekly by default or at the cadence you set, and read only the accessible public sources you select. Private, unavailable or unobserved changes are outside that coverage.
Each reported change includes a public source and an observation date, with a previous baseline where available. Interpretation is separate from the observed fact.
Yes. Name the reviewer and keep the update as a draft until your approved publishing action is available.
