Glossary
The words you will see around competitor tracking, in plain English.
- Competitive intelligence
- Collecting and making sense of public information about competitors so you can make better decisions.
- What Kizashi AI does
- Battlecard
- A one-page summary of a competitor: what they do, recent moves, pricing, strengths, weaknesses, and how to respond.
- See sample data in action
- Change detection
- Comparing versions of a web page or source over time to find what was added or removed.
- How we detect changes without false alerts
- Alert fatigue
- When so many alerts arrive that people stop reading them. The fix is fewer, better alerts with a clear reason.
- Signal over noise
- White-label reporting
- Reports branded with your client's or your agency's look instead of the tool's.
- White-label features
- Noise filter
- Rules that ignore dates, counters, banners, and rotating content so they never trigger an alert.
- FAQ: avoiding false alerts
- Plain-English alert rules
- Alert settings written as sentences, like “Ignore blog posts from Affinity,” that the system turns into exact filters.
- Example rules for SaaS
- Digest
- One grouped summary of changes sent daily or weekly instead of one alert per change.
- How alerts are delivered
Set up your first profile
Describe a market and Kizashi suggests who to watch. Most people are set up in about two minutes.