Today
The morning brief: what changed, what it is worth, and what to do first.
Brand intelligence that reads what people actually say about you online, and turns it into the priorities, forecasts and replies a team can act on this week.
A commercial edition of the RAVEN intelligence platform
Brand, marketing and insight teams who need a decision this week, not a dashboard to interpret.
Public posts, comments and reviews across platforms, plus the ad libraries every competitor is visible in.
Ranked priorities with the money attached, drafted replies in your brand voice, and a 90-day outlook.
Hosted, or inside your own cloud tenancy. Multiple brands swap from the top bar in one click.
The sidebar groups the fourteen screens by the job someone is doing: decide what matters, understand why it is happening, act on it, then dig into the evidence. Every screen answers one question, and says so at the top.
The morning brief: what changed, what it is worth, and what to do first.
Everything that deserves attention, ranked biggest-first, with the maths behind each.
A 90-day scenario forecast with an 80% range, cost and payback, and a track record.
How people feel about you and why: fans against critics, platform by platform.
What is said about each product, complaint spread, and requests for things you do not make.
Where people want you more than they can buy you, with the money gap per district.
Five brands measured the same way, head-to-head win rates and a perception map.
Which audiences talk about you, how happy each is, and what each one actually needs.
Who already recommends you, ranked by affinity, with one-click add to outreach.
The comments that deserve a reply, each with a draft in your brand voice to approve or edit.
What every brand is advertising right now, what people responded to, and the lift it produced.
Every post behind the numbers, plain-English questions with sources, and scheduled briefs.
A morning brief, the ranked priorities behind it, and a 90-day forecast that shows what each choice is worth. Every ranking shows its working, so a number can be argued with rather than merely believed.
What people said about your brand in the last 30 days, as three things worth knowing this week. Two scores with their direction, what people liked and disliked, where to spend by district, and who gets talked about most.
Same number of posts checked for each brand.
The ranked list: what deserves attention, biggest first, and exactly how each number was reached. Four money totals at the top, the biggest priority full width, then the rest, and a “worth knowing” tier for signals not yet actionable.
Posted unprompted six days ago. 295K views, 92% affinity, and the warmest response you had all month. No product drop or contract on record.
A format shift is happening across the category. This is a placement gap rather than a feeling problem. Your packs appear on camera less often than they should.
Today opens on one lead priority, two scores with their trends, and what people liked and disliked since yesterday, so the first thirty seconds produce a decision rather than a reading exercise.
Every ranked priority carries the arithmetic that produced it: what it is worth, what it costs to act, and what happens if it is left. Nothing is ranked by a score nobody can explain.
Scenario forecasting with an explicit 80% range, a cost and payback panel, the events and demand calendar ahead, and an honest record of how previous forecasts turned out.
How people feel and why: product by product, place by place, against every competitor and by type of customer. Every comparison is measured the same way for every brand, including yours.
Five brands on one table, measured identically: feeling, share of talk, and how many ads each is running right now, read live from the platforms' own public ad libraries.
The category leader is running six times more advertising than you. Two rivals are running none at all.
An overall feeling score broken into fans and critics, split by platform, with weekly post volume and reaction mix, and the specific likes and dislikes underneath the number.
Mentions per product, each carrying a real quote rather than a summary, a complaint spread tracker, and a standing list of things people keep asking you to make.
Where demand outruns availability. A money gap per action, a district action map, a want-versus-buy plot, and the "cannot find it" quotes behind every bar.
Five brands on one table, including what each is advertising right now, theme-by-theme comparison against your closest rival, a perception map and head-to-head win rates.
Creators to work with, comments to answer with the reply already drafted, and what every brand is advertising right now. The output of this product is work a team can do, not a chart to forward.
Comments worth replying to, with the reply already drafted in your brand voice. Nothing is posted until somebody approves it, and what can be posted where is stated rather than assumed.
“Third shop this week and still no 500ml packs. Is it discontinued or just our district?”
“Not discontinued. It’s a supply gap in your district that we’re fixing this week. Thanks for flagging the third shop, that detail helps.”
The ad watch. Every live ad for you and your rivals, taken from the platforms' own public ad libraries: what is running, since when, and where it shows.
Real comments arrive with a reply already written in your brand voice. Approve, edit or skip, and the posting rules for each platform are enforced before anything leaves.
The people recommending you without being paid to, ranked by affinity and status, with one-click promotion into an outreach list your team can work.
A question, an answer with ranked recommendations, and the evidence quotes behind it, plus a jump straight to the screen where the underlying numbers live.
Scheduled briefs with their own audience and cadence, cover templates, and a one-click PDF that reads as a document rather than a dashboard export.
Real data and illustrative examples are never mixed silently: each block on each screen carries its own label, and every quote keeps the link back to the post it came from.
We will load your brand and two competitors, then walk the four workflows on real data from your own market. No slides.