Research · Agents
Research any company, with sources you can check
Ask a question in Slack or the QX app. The agent searches the web and your own documents, then hands back a short brief instead of a pile of tabs.
Three things worth mentioning in your email.
🙋♂️ They're hiring 12 sales roles across Europe, all opened this month.
💵 Two weeks ago they launched pay-as-you-go pricing.
👔 There's a new head of sales, hired from Contoso in March.
Your team pitched them in 2024 and lost on how the pricing was packaged. The notes from that deal are in your files if you want them.
One company, twelve tabs
- Website, LinkedIn, news, Crunchbase, last year's notes
- The useful sentence is never in the first paragraph
- No two people on the team pull the same facts
- What you learned last time is in someone else's Drive
With the Research Analyst agent
- One question, one short brief, every claim with a source
- What your team already knows sits next to what's public
- Ask about ten companies and get ten comparable answers
- When the list is 2,000 companies long, run the same research in a Grid
How it works
- 1
Let it search the web, and optionally your files
The public web for what's happening now. Your own documents for what your team already knows. Every answer links to where it came from.
- 2
Tell it what a good answer covers
Hiring, funding, product news, leadership changes, the last time you spoke. The brief follows your outline instead of a generic summary.
- 3
Ask one question, or run a whole list
One company in chat when you need it. The same agent can research every row of a list in a Grid when you're mapping a market.
