Collect with purpose
Define subjects, keywords, sources, and collection cadence. The existing social workspace organises collection around private projects and configured tracking rules.
Collection gets you the data. Context helps you understand it. Evidence gives your team something to work with.
A clear path from the question you ask
to the evidence you can inspect.
Define subjects, keywords, sources, and collection cadence. The existing social workspace organises collection around private projects and configured tracking rules.
Source and post identifiers help distinguish records and avoid counting the same collected item twice. Separate posts can still describe the same event; volume needs context.
Explore themes, sentiment, entities, and other available attributes. Automated analysis is an aid to investigation, with uncertainty and source limitations considered during review.
Keep source links and observation context close to the findings. A reviewer should be able to inspect what an interpretation rests on, and what the evidence does not establish.
For managed services, researchers assemble context, compare observations, and record open questions. Scope and deliverables are agreed for each engagement.
Project-scoped tracking, post exploration, filters, and analytical views help teams investigate collected social conversations. Available sources and enrichment vary with project configuration.
Competitor, pricing, diligence, and compliance engagements combine scoped collection and specialist research. Findings are delivered as agreed briefings, comparisons, dossiers, or trackers.
Access, source availability, collection frequency, and reporting requirements are confirmed during scoping.
Tell us what matters to your business.
We’ll shape a demonstration around it.