Why an item appeared in The Read
Every item in The Read traces back to a detected change that cleared your workspace's significance threshold.
Every item in The Read traces back to a detected change that cleared your workspace's significance threshold. Opening an item shows the full trail back to the underlying source data.
Why the same kind of change can appear for one workspace and not another
The threshold is not fixed across every workspace. It reflects your industry, which competitors you track, your company profile, and how you have dismissed similar items in the past. See How The Read decides what surfaces for the mechanism behind this.
What it does not do
An item appearing in The Read is not a recommendation to act on it. It is a judgement that the change is worth your attention, not that it requires a response. See What the Action Plan is for where actual suggested responses live.
Its position in the list is also not a severity ranking on its own. Where an item sits reflects ordering, not how serious the underlying change is.
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- What The Read shows you
The Read is a feed of items the Agent has surfaced from your competitor data as worth your attention.
- How The Read decides what surfaces
The Read uses the Agent to judge which changes are worth surfacing, rather than showing everything.
- What the Action Plan is
The Action Plan turns surfaced competitor changes into a list of suggested actions for your team.
- What counts as a significant change
Significance is one shared judgement behind The Read, the Action Plan and alerts, and it is specific to your workspace.
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