Follow your competitors without losing your Fridays
Every Monday, the agent goes through your competitors’ news and drops a dated, sourced summary in your Teams.
Works with
- Microsoft Teams
- SharePoint
- Word
Monday 8 a.m. · weekly watch
Studio Nordique cut its base package by 15 %, announced November 10. Bois Franc Design is opening a workshop in Sherbrooke. Nothing new at Atelier Cèdre this week.
- studionordique.example/tarifs
- boisfranc.example/nouvelles
- positionnement-2026.docx
Word document
Watch for the week of November 9
3 competitors · 3 takeaways · sent to your Teams
The situation
The team wants to follow three competitors. It spends one Friday afternoon a month on it, then gives up. Price changes come to light when a client mentions them.
How the agent works
Start
Every Monday at 8 a.m., a scheduled trigger starts the agent. The company turns on automations and web reading in its settings.
Read
It searches the web for each named competitor’s announcements, offers and prices. It rereads your positioning sheet in SharePoint.
Prepare
It keeps only facts dated within the week, each with its link. It ends with three takeaways for the team, in a Word document.
Approve
The agent publishes nothing and contacts no one. The team reads the summary and decides what comes next.
What you get
A weekly summary in Teams
A short message in Teams and a Word document that keeps its versions. Each fact carries its source link.
Guardrails
- Each fact kept carries its date and its link.
- A week with nothing new gives a summary that says so, without filler.
- The agent publishes nothing and contacts no competitor.
What it doesn’t do yet
- The summary lands in the Teams of the person who created the trigger. Sending it to a team channel isn’t available yet.
- Web reading stays off until the company turns it on in its settings.
Hand a first task to an agent
Bring a task from your team, and we build the agent in front of you.