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YOUR TEAM’S PLACE TO REVIEW AND PREPARE

The right topics.
For your next briefing.

Radar brings sources, topics and client context together. You can review what matters to each client and prepare a briefing for your team to discuss and approve.

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  • Keep client needs in view
  • Check original sources
  • Review before sending
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A briefing starts with sources. Your perspective gives it direction.

Some collection and AI steps still use sample or simulated results. Check the original sources before you rely on a suggestion.

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A LOOK INSIDE RADARAn example to guide you · Not live results
RADAR / SIGNALS

How a topic becomes a briefing

A signal is a topic that may matter to a client. Check the source and decide whether to include it.

EXAMPLE CONTENT
Topic / client contextRelevance
  • 01
    FOOD & RETAIL

    Everyday food habits: an angle for a food brand

    Shortlisted
    High
  • 02
    BUILDING & RENOVATION

    Home renovation: a topic for a building materials brand

    In briefing
    High
  • 03
    ENERGY

    Energy tariffs: questions for customer communication

    New topic
    To review

FROM THE FIRST SOURCE TO THE FINAL REVIEW

Here’s how you work with Radar.

Start with the client, take a closer look at the topics and build the briefing with your team. You decide what belongs in it.

  1. 01

    Start with your client

    Add the client’s audience, products and key topics. Then choose the sources you want to review, so each topic has a clear point of reference.

    Client profiles & sources
  2. 02

    Look at each topic in context

    Open the original source, compare the topic with the client’s needs and keep the items that deserve a closer look.

    Radar runs & matches
  3. 03

    Build a briefing together

    Bring your selected topics into a report and explain the client connection. Ask your team for feedback and work through comments before approval and sending.

    Reports & approvals

A PLACE FOR EACH PART OF THE WORK

Keep the source, the client and the next step in view.

Use these areas to build context, review topics and agree on the next step with your team.

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A second perspective helps you decide what belongs in the briefing.

Client profiles

Keep audiences, products, brand priorities and sensitive topics together. They give you a starting point when you review a new topic.

Source management

Organise sources by category, language and client. Open the details and test results when you need to check how a source is set up.

Radar runs & matches

See what happened in each run, including errors. Open a suggested match, read its source and decide whether to keep it in your selection.

Reports & approvals

Prepare briefings for one client or across several clients. Use comments to work through feedback and follow the approval process before sending.

Roles & client access

Your role determines which clients and actions you can access. Each team member works within their assigned responsibilities.

Settings & diagnostics

Check the services and simulation settings before using a result. If something looks wrong, the diagnostics give you a place to start.

A NOTE BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Know what you’re working with.

Radar helps you organise your review and prepare briefings. Some collection and AI steps still use sample or simulated results, so check the source and settings before relying on a suggestion.

Some steps are simulated
01

Source collection

Some collection steps use sample data. Check which sources are configured in your environment and confirm each result against the original source.

02

AI suggestions

Some analysis results are simulated. Use relevance scores and suggested topics as a starting point for your review, and check them against the source.

03

Your review makes the difference

Read the source, check the client fit and resolve your team’s feedback. Send a report only after it has been approved.

You can check the configuration in the workspace. This page does not show live service availability.

A few things you may want to know

What can I do with Radar?

You can organise sources, review topics in a client’s context and prepare briefings for your team to comment on and approve. Radar supports the review; you decide what is relevant.

Are these real, up-to-date results?

The preview on this page uses example content. In the workspace, some collection and AI steps still use sample or simulated results. Check the active settings and the original source before using a result.

How do I get access?

Log in with your existing team account. If you do not have access yet, follow your team’s usual process for requesting an account or the right permissions.

When is a briefing ready to send?

When you have checked the sources, confirmed the client relevance and worked through your team’s feedback. Make sure the report has completed the approval process before sending it.

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Ready to pick up your next briefing?

Log in with your team account to review topics and continue working with your assigned clients and reports.

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