Strategic report summaries

A summary in 3 minutes

Sector reports, economic notes and institutional publications arrive faster than they can be read. The time spent extracting their substance is taken from the decision they are meant to inform.

The automated workflow

A structured process for fast, reliable results.

Report import

Sector reports, market studies, economic notes and institutional publications are loaded.

Extracting key lessons

Figures, trends, forecasts, risks and recommendations are identified in each document.

Summary generation

A structured summary with the key points, essential data and implications for the company.

Targeted distribution

Distribution to the people concerned according to their area of responsibility and the topics they follow.

Tangible results

3 min

To summarise a 100-page report

-85%

Reading and analysis time

Every point

Traceable to its original passage

Up and running in 3 to 4 weeks

From specification to deployment, with visible results from the first few weeks.

Rapid scoping (1 week)

Working prototype at the halfway point

Deployment and training included

Frequently asked questions: Strategic report summaries

PDF, Word, PowerPoint and HTML, including documents with tables, charts and appendices. Scanned reports go through optical character recognition first.

Extraction and rephrasing stay within the document's content, and every point in the summary links to its original passage, which makes checking immediate.

Yes, analysing several reports together produces a cross-referenced summary that brings out agreements, disagreements and complementarities between sources.

Yes, from a one-page executive summary to a detailed three-to-five-page summary, including targeted extraction on a specific theme.

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-90% curation time

Intelligence curation and distribution

Collecting, sorting and formatting monitoring content for the right people takes considerable time with every issue. The result swings between two pitfalls: mass distribution that nobody reads, or sends so infrequent that the information loses its value.

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-80% monitoring time

Automated competitive intelligence

Monitoring competitors systematically, offers, hires, partnerships, patents, public statements, requires regular work by qualified people. Done by hand, monitoring becomes intermittent: it resumes at budget time or after a competitor's announcement, and so always after the fact.

4 to 6 weeks

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Signals detected in real time

Industry monitoring and trends

Spotting a trend before it becomes obvious means going through a growing volume of sources: trade press, analyst notes, academic papers, institutional announcements. Read by sampling, this material yields its lessons once the market has already moved.

4 to 6 weeks

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