🔍 Proposal Competitor Research Automation with AI

Taskade Genesis puts an AI research agent to work before every proposal — it scans competitor pricing, positioning, and recent news, then delivers a competitive briefing that sharpens your pitch and strengthens your differentiators. ## What Is Proposal Competitor Research Automation? It's a pre-proposal intelligence workflow where an agent uses web search (one of the built-in tools) to gather current information about the competitors your prospect is likely evaluating. The findings populate a competitive context section inside your proposal workspace, ready to inform your drafting. ## Why Use Proposal Competitor Research Automation? A proposal written without competitive context is a proposal written blind. - Live web research: Agents use built-in web search to pull current competitor pricing and positioning before you write a word. - built-in tools: Research, summarize, and structure competitive data without leaving your workspace. - Context injection: Competitive findings are linked to the proposal record and visible alongside your draft. - Persistent memory: Agents remember competitive intelligence from past proposals and surface it for similar future deals. - Continuous updates: Set a recurring trigger to refresh competitive research for long-running RFP processes. ## Who Should Use Proposal Competitor Research Automation? - Agency new-business teams pitching against established incumbents. - SaaS sales reps competing in crowded categories where pricing changes frequently. - Consultants entering unfamiliar verticals who need rapid market orientation. - Procurement specialists benchmarking supplier proposals against market rates. - Startup founders pitching investors who will compare them to recent funded competitors. ## How To Use Proposal Competitor Research Automation? 1. Clone the template from /automate and specify your competitive landscape. 2. Input the client's industry and known competitors; the agent runs a web research sweep. 3. Review the competitive briefing in Mind Map view to see positioning gaps visually. 4. Use insights to sharpen your differentiation section in the proposal draft. 5. Set a refresh trigger so the competitive brief updates weekly during long RFP