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Define your watchlist
Create agents for your company, peers, regulators, and sector issues. Review matching terms and recent coverage, then refine the scope of each agent.
For investor relations, corporate comms & financial advisory
Know the story around your company
Follow the companies, regulators, and economic issues that shape your reputation. Give investor relations and communications teams the coverage, context, and source evidence for their next briefing.
Broadcast radio, TV, podcasts, web news, and daily print in the markets we cover
Your team’s workflow
Connect the company mention to the wider story.
Track your organization and peers, understand how they are being discussed, and prepare a concise record for leadership or clients.
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Inspect the evidence
Read the summary, listen to the discussion, and check the original source. Use the market brief and story threads to understand the surrounding news cycle.
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Prepare the briefing
Compare captured coverage with Share of Voice, export a coverage table, or create a written summary with linked sources. Save versions and schedule email delivery.
Leadership & client briefings
Bring the narrative and its sources to the same table.
Turn coverage of your company, sector, or regulatory agenda into a written briefing. Set the audience and focus, then review each topic against the supporting material.
- Combine the agents and reporting period relevant to the briefing.
- Trace each topic to the coverage behind it.
- Keep a version history and schedule recurring email reports.
Market context
Read beyond the company headline.
Today gives your team the market’s executive brief and developing stories. Follow the policy, infrastructure, and economic conversations surrounding your own coverage.
- See the market’s stories even when your company is not mentioned.
- Follow related coverage across outlets and days.
- Search earlier coverage when preparing for leadership questions.
Build your monitoring brief
What your agents watch
Point each agent at a company, regulator, or economic issue that affects your reputation or your sector's narrative. A few examples a finance or IR team might set up:
- Your own company's on-air standing
- Utilities and infrastructure operators
- Banks and financial institutions
- Fiscal oversight and bond watchers
- Regulators and economic-development agencies
- Sector and economic-policy issues
Choose the companies, issues, sources, and recipients around your team’s work. Share of Voice compares captured media coverage within your selected period and sources.
Bring your company’s next briefing into focus
Tell us which companies, regulators, and issues you follow. We’ll show you how your team can move from coverage to a sourced briefing.