Sweeps daily
Every new record since the last pass is read in full, deduplicated, timestamped and classified. Critical moves flagged first.
Recon is HyperOrbit’s competitive intelligence agent: it detects, scores and counters competitor moves every day. Every competitor move detected, scored and turned into a battlecard, with the customer reaction attached. Recon sweeps sites, changelogs, pricing pages and reviews every day.
Every new record since the last pass is read in full, deduplicated, timestamped and classified. Critical moves flagged first.
Like the best AI agents for competitive intelligence, Recon scores funding, pricing, product and positioning changes by the pressure they put on you, not by how loud the announcement was.
For each critical move, a battlecard drafted with the evidence and a confidence score, held for your review.
Tell Recon who to watch. It tracks their pages, releases, funding and reviews, and ranks the pressure each one puts on you.
Every new record since the last pass is read in full, deduplicated, timestamped and classified, critical moves flagged first.
For each critical move, a counter-brief drafted with the evidence and a confidence score, held for your review.

Every tracked competitor placed by pressure and momentum, with the signal count behind each.
Detected moves as they land, tagged funding, product, pricing or positioning, with the source attached.
Each move is linked to the customer reaction it caused and the measured lag between them, in Cause & Effect.
Drafted counters for critical moves, ready for review, with the evidence and the confidence behind them.
Every move Recon has seen, scored and dated, so the story of a competitor is one scroll.
“Recon, what did 8×8 ship this week?” Ask in the Signal Desk and get the answer with its sources.
Six of the 76 connectors this surface reads from. Each connects once over OAuth and is read continuously.
Competitor sites, changelogs, pricing pages, reviews, funding news and the mentions of them inside your own customer feedback, more than most competitive intelligence software covers.
By the pressure it puts on you: how many of your tracked themes it touches, how many accounts mention that competitor, and how fast the reaction builds.
It drafts one for each critical move with the evidence attached and a confidence score, then holds it for your review unless you set Autopilot.
Through the shared signal layer. Chorus themes that rise after a move are tied to it with the measured lag, shown in Cause & Effect.
Any you name. In the worked example it tracks 15 competitors across sites, changelogs, pricing pages and reviews, every day. See the methodology.
The move, its score, the customer reaction Chorus saw, where you are stronger, and the drafted response, kept current as new signals land.
No. Public sources are enough to detect moves. Connecting calls and tickets adds the customer reaction to each move.
Connect your first source in an afternoon. The first pass lands before your next standup.
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