Trade Show Competitor Radarv0.4.0

After visiting a competitor's booth at a trade show, a team member types or dictates observations into the skill. The skill structures the raw notes into a formatted intel report with source tags, making it ready for immediate sharing with product, sales, and leadership teams.

During a multi-day trade show, a competitive intelligence lead collects observations from several competitor booths. The skill processes each competitor separately and then generates a cross-competitor summary, highlighting relative threats and opportunities across the landscape.

A sales rep collects brochures and banner images from a competitor's booth. The skill extracts pricing signals from the printed materials, tagging each price as OBS (observed) or INF (inferred), and produces a structured note on pricing positioning that can inform deal negotiations.

An attendee overhears conversations about a competitor's upcoming product launch. The skill captures these as [HEARD] tags and clearly labels them as unverified, while still allowing the team to monitor potential threats and prepare counter-questions for follow-up.

After day one of a trade show, the skill produces an Internal Action Note with a 'Tomorrow Morning Countermove' that suggests talking points and booth behaviors to neutralize a competitor's observed positioning. This enables real-time adaptive strategy during the event.

Users pay a monthly or annual fee per seat to access the skill within a larger competitive intelligence platform. Revenue scales with the number of analysts or sales staff using the tool at trade shows.

Teams are charged per structured intel report generated, ideal for companies that attend only a few shows per year. This low-commitment model allows occasional users to pay only when they create outputs.

Large organizations license the skill for unlimited use across their entire sales and product teams, with an option to deploy on-premise for data security. Revenue comes from annual license fees and implementation services.