What is DeepSights Industry Radar?
DeepSights Industry Radar is an always-on market monitoring capability within the DeepSights platform from Market Logic Software. DeepSights Industry Radar deploys AI agents that continuously discover, profile and update developments across your industry, turning scattered research and data into a structured, source-cited market view that stays current on its own.
How is DeepSights Industry Radar different from traditional market monitoring tools?
Traditional tools alert you to isolated data points. DeepSights Industry Radar reads each development in full market context, connects that development to what you already know, and maintains structured intelligence profiles instead of a stream of alerts, so trend monitoring builds on existing intelligence rather than starting from scratch each time.
Which industries does DeepSights Industry Radar support out of the box?
DeepSights Industry Radar offers ready-to-deploy templates for CPG, Healthcare & OTC, and Retail. Each template tracks four dimensions (demand, supply, environment and competitive activity) in the language and dynamics of that industry, and can be tailored to your categories and priorities.
How does DeepSights Industry Radar decide what is relevant?
Every Industry Radar starts pre-briefed with an industry-specific analyst brief: what developments to look for, what is in and out of scope, where the boundaries to neighbouring topics sit, and what a complete profile should contain. DeepSights Industry Radar also separates what is genuinely new from what was already known.
Can DeepSights Industry Radar be customized to our categories and sources?
Yes. DeepSights Industry Radar lets you focus the scope, markets and sources, select the Radars most relevant to your priorities, and adjust the profiling framework so coverage matches how your organization defines its market. Deeper customization is available as an option.
Does DeepSights Industry Radar replace analysts?
No. DeepSights Industry Radar removes the manual work of finding and organizing developments and keeps the market view source-linked and auditable, so analysts spend more time interpreting change and advising the business.