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See the shift before it's consensus.

Know what's moving.·Know what it means.·Know what to do.

Insigo reads the signals your rivals and your market give off — hiring, pricing, product, partnership, funding, filings, regulation — connects them into one evolving read, tells you what it means and what to do, and remembers how your view changed.

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Strategy · Standing readLiveIllustrative
Thesis

Bundling wins the mid-market — not the enterprise.

How conviction moved
26 May · Strong12 Jun · Moderate · revised down

Counter-caseTwo best-of-breed challengers just landed marquee enterprise logos.

Evidence trail
filings 4hiring 9pricing 7patents 3
Sources 23Held since 26 May · 23 daysRevised once
The timing edge

Months before the headline.

Rivals and markets telegraph strategy in the primary record — hiring, patents, suppliers, filings, pricing, regulation — months before the press writes it up. Insigo reads those continuously and connects them, so you move first.

Lead time · how far aheadLiveIllustrative
TodayInsigo flags the shift
Months laterThe market reads the headline
4–6 monthsyour head start
What Insigo sees first
  • Hiring ramps in a new function
  • A patent filed on the next product
  • A supplier or infrastructure switch
  • Pricing and packaging moves
What everyone else waits for
  • A trade-press write-up
  • The official announcement
  • By then, it's already consensus

See the build before the launch.

Hiring · Patents · Suppliers

Detect a strategy before management says it.

Filings · Partnerships · Pricing

Know when the market changes its mind.

Pricing power · Renewals · Sentiment

The signals are already public. The edge is reading them together, continuously — and reaching the call before it becomes everyone's.

Source coverage

It reads where the signal actually lives.

Not a headline feed. Insigo reads across hundreds of sources in the primary record — the registries, patents, filings, hiring, and markets where a strategy shows up first — grouped, connected, and configured to your market.

Filings & registries
SEC EDGARCompanies HouseOpenCorporates
Patents
EPOUSPTOGoogle Patents
Financial & trade press
BloombergReutersFinancial Timestrade media
Hiring & talent
LinkedIncompany ATS feeds
Markets & resale
auction housespricing trackers
Your own · private edge
internal docsCRMexpert callsprivate data
Read continuously

Across 6+ languages — translated, with the original preserved, and configured to your market.

Connect your own

Internal docs, CRM, expert calls, private data — grounded in an edge no one else can see.

How it works

It reads, reasons, decides — and remembers.

Four steps, in order. Each one is something most tools stop short of.

01

Reads across everything.

Filings, hiring, patents, pricing, media — across every rival, in any language.

02

Reasons to a conclusion.

Connects the signals into one read, with an explicit, auditable logic chain.

03

Reaches a verdict.

A clear, falsifiable view — stated plainly, with the strongest counter-case beside it.

04

Remembers how it changed.

Holds your team's conviction over time, and shows the moment the view moved.

How it reasons

It reasons across signals — not one at a time.

Many signals into one argument: an explicit logic chain, with fact and inference tagged at every step, a confidence, and the counter-case attached. This is the trace behind every read.

Reasoning · Logic chainIllustrative
Input signals
01Hiring up in platform-integration rolesFact
02Pricing down on standalone tiersFact
03Patent filed — unified billingFact
04Supplier switch — shared infra vendorFact
Inference

Platform consolidation is accelerating.

The read — we believe

Bundling wins the mid-market, not the enterprise.

Confidence: ModerateCounter-case attached
Cross-signal

Reasons across signals.

Many signals into one argument — fact and inference tagged at every step, with confidence and scenarios.

Grounded

No evidence, no claim.

Every statement traces to a source Insigo actually collected. Click any line to read the source behind it.

Falsifiable

Opinionated, but falsifiable.

A clear view, labelled as one — with the counter-case beside it, and the thing that would prove it wrong.

Calibrated, not a cheerleader

It tells you what you don't want to hear.

An intelligence tool that only confirms your strategy is worthless.

Underrated

Threats you're underrating

It surfaces what you've been discounting — the moves that matter more than they look.

Named gap

Your blind spots, named

The angles your team isn't watching, called out plainly — not buried.

Red-teamed

Its own read, red-teamed

Every read arrives with the strongest counter-case it can find against it.

And it's calibrated — true magnitudes, no manufactured urgency. When a move matters it says so plainly; when it doesn't, it says that too.

What's moving

See what's gaining momentum — before it's obvious.

A single headline is noise. The trend across hundreds of weak signals — what's accelerating, what's going quiet, what never resolves — is the read your rivals feel but can't measure. Insigo tracks it over time, share-normalized so a busy news cycle can't fake a trend.

▲Accelerating
9×
Platform consolidation

Named 9× more across the segment in a year — and still climbing.

▼Fading
−38%
Best-of-breed point tools

Cooling two quarters straight, against a rising field.

—Chronic
11 q
Integration & lock-in risk

Structural, not a spike — eleven quarters, and it never resolves.

Share-normalized over full years — so an accelerating trend reads apart from a single loud quarter. The methodology is the product: a raw count says everything's rising.

The standing record

Your team's thinking accumulates.

Ask the same question twice and most tools hand you two fresh, unconnected answers. Insigo holds one evolving thesis — and your team's conviction over time. So when the market moves, it doesn't start over: it shows you where you already stand, the moment the view changed, and why.

Thesis history · platform bundlingrev. 2Illustrative
26 MayStrongSuperseded

Bundling pressure is broad-based.

Evidence: pricing tiers undercutting point tools across the segment.
12 JunModerateRevised down

Bundling wins the mid-market — not the enterprise.

Two best-of-breed challengers landed marquee enterprise logos.
Future triggerWould weaken furtherWatch

If point-tool enterprise win-rates normalize.

Watch: enterprise win-rates holding flat for two straight quarters.

It doesn't just inform you. It takes a position — falsifiable, grounded in evidence, and it changes when reality changes.

Why it matters

Your rivals change strategy. Most teams start over.

Insigo keeps the read you held, why you held it, and what changed.

From a read to a move

It doesn't stop at the read — it tells you the move.

A read is only worth holding if you can act on it. So Insigo turns it into a move you can take — and a document you can put your name on.

Every report, board-ready in one click.

Not a feed to monitor — a decision-first board brief a director can forward to the CEO without rewriting it. Export any report — the market read or a tracked question — as a board brief PDF that looks exactly like the screen.

  • The read, and the move it implies — stated plainly, with a boxed recommendation and what would change our mind.
  • Every claim carries a citation — superscript footnotes back to the source, so the work survives the first hard question.
  • One click, pixel-perfect PDF — letterhead, sources, the screen rendered as a document. Ready to send.
Board memo · StrategyConfidential

The case for moving before the segment consolidates.

Two rivals are recruiting for the same integration and data-unification roles — the platform build is already underway, ahead of any announcement.1

A shared infrastructure vendor has signalled new bundled pricing tiers, which point to a packaged launch inside two quarters.2

Recommendation

Open the partnership conversation this quarter, while the opening is still uncontested.

1 Rival hiring posts2 Vendor pricing page
Opportunities, not just threats

A pipeline — not a watchlist.

The same reasoning that flags a threat finds the opening. Insigo surfaces moves worth pursuing — and names them.

Whitespace

An unserved mid-market segment two rivals have both deprioritized.

Partnerships

A distribution partner whose roadmap now overlaps yours.

Acquisition targets

Specific companies, named — with the gap each would close, and a read on whether they're in play.

Regulatory windows

A policy window opening in one region before your rivals have staffed for it.

Reports, grounded

From a tracked question — or the whole market — to a board brief.

Track a question and Insigo keeps a living, cited Custom report on it. Or read the whole field each quarter — one Market report, per-rival, with what changed since last. Same grounded engine: every claim traces to a source. Out of either, pull a board brief and export it to PDF. A fresh chatbot gives you an answer you can't put your name on; this is the cited document you can.

Ask · grounded researchIllustrative
Ask

Which rival is most exposed if bundled pricing becomes the norm?

Read

The two chasing best-of-breed enterprise deals — their take-rate assumes point-tool pricing power that the segment is repricing.1 Consistent with your standing read: bundling wins the mid-market, but stalls in the enterprise.

Grounded · anchored to your standing read

Report

Custom — a question you track. Or Market — the whole field, quarterly.

→
Grounded & cited

Every claim traces to its source — and it stays live as the market moves.

→
Board brief

The decision-first one-pager out of either: the read, the move, what would change our mind.

→
PDF

One click, pixel-perfect — letterhead, sources. Forward as-is.

What you get

A strategy system, not a feed.

Six working surfaces — each one a document your team actually uses, kept current as the market moves.

Standing readrev. 2
Bundling wins the mid-market — not the enterprise.
ConvictionModerate
filings 4hiring 9pricing 7
01Strategy

The read you hold + the move.

Radar · changes17 today
Rival B — hiring ramp in integration
Rival D — standalone price cut
Rival A — patent filed, billing
02Radar

What changed since yesterday, and what it means.

Competitors5 tracked
Rival A
Hold
Rival B
Exposed
Rival C
Watch
03Competitors

A scouting read per rival.

Opportunities3 open
namedA distribution partner, named
whitespaceUnserved mid-market segment
M&AAcquisition target — the gap it closes
04Opportunities

Openings + named targets.

Board memoconfidential
The case for moving before the segment consolidates.
Recommendation
Sources 1 2
05Board memo

Ready to send to the CEO.

Ask
Which rival is most exposed?
The two chasing enterprise deals — take-rate assumes pricing power the segment is repricing.1
06Ask

Interrogate it in plain language.

Fit

Configured to your market.

Insigo works for any company's competitive field. Your rivals, your sources, and the questions your team actually wrestles with — set up with you.

01

Your rivals

Name the competitors that keep you up at night. Insigo tracks each one by name.

02

Your sources

Filings, hiring pages, patent registries, pricing, trade press — in any language.

03

Your questions

The strategic questions your team actually wrestles with — kept answered as the market moves.

Each workspace is set up with you — by a person, not a form.

The difference

Search returns links. Dashboards count activity. A chatbot gives a fresh answer — and forgets it.

Insigo holds one evolving read — and revises it when the evidence does.

A working session

Tell us who you're up against.

We'll show you the position you currently hold, the strongest counter-case, and what would change your mind.

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Configured to your market — set up with you.

Insigo

A living strategic read on your rivals and your market — see the shift before it's consensus.

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