Daily Competitor Radar
Public channels → only significant business changes
In short
Launches, prices, and new offers appear in dozens of public channels, but manual monitoring quickly turns into reading noise.
Outcome
A daily conveyor collects authorized public publications, highlights observable business events, merges duplicates, and sends a short summary with links to original sources.
How the automation runs
Trigger
Time for daily check of the public source list has arrived
Automation steps
- Retrieves only new publications from authorized public sources
- Distinguishes observable launches, prices, promotions, and positioning changes from noise
- Merges duplicates and saves a link to each confirmation
- Groups events by type and competitor
- Sends a compact summary and log of run completeness
Human check
A person approves the list of sources and checks important conclusions against the original source; the conveyor does not enter private channels and does not present an observation as proven causality.
Outcome
A daily conveyor collects authorized public publications, highlights observable business events, merges duplicates, and sends a short summary with links to original sources.
Automation diagram
The overall logic is publicUsing it
When to use it
There are many active public channels in the niche, and decisions on offers, prices, and content require regular market review.
How to verify
Each summary item leads to an accessible original source, duplicates are merged, internal channels are excluded, and an empty day honestly ends with a no-event message.
Tools
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