Keeping battle cards current
Battle cards refresh automatically from tracked data, and your edits are preserved through that refresh.
The generated content in a battle card refreshes automatically from tracked data, and your own edits are preserved through that refresh.
What happens when data and an edit collide
Where a new data change touches something you have edited, the card is flagged rather than silently overwritten. Your edit may hold a judgement the underlying data cannot see, so it is left for you to review rather than replaced automatically.
What it does not do
Reviewing flagged cards is the actual maintenance job here, not a separate task on top of it. Run a monthly pass, prioritising flagged cards and any competitor with an active deal in progress, rather than trying to review every card equally often.
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- What a battle card contains
A battle card is a structured summary of a competitor, built from the data already in your workspace.
- How battle cards are generated
Battle cards are generated from your competitor data and company profile, using AI to draft the summary.
- Edit a battle card
Edit a battle card to adjust the generated summary before sharing it with your team.
- Battle cards for a competitor you do not track
You can generate a one-off battle card for an untracked competitor, but it ages silently since nothing refreshes it.
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