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Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
93TriVista score

AlphaSense

A market research tool that searches company filings, broker research, and expert call transcripts fast, used by investment and strategy teams.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
77TriVista score

Feedly AI

A news reading tool for teams tracking many sources, with a built-in AI called Leo that follows companies and trends.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
75TriVista score

Crayon

A competitive intelligence tool that watches competitors online each day and builds sales battlecards automatically.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
74TriVista score

Tegus

A research platform that gives investors a huge library of expert call transcripts to read fast, now owned by AlphaSense.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
74TriVista score

Quid

A consumer and market intelligence platform, now called NetBase Quid, that mines social and news data for market trends.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
68TriVista score

Consensus

An AI search tool for scientific papers with a built-in meter showing how many studies agree or disagree on a question.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
68TriVista score

Glimpse

A trend research tool that adds real search volume numbers and demand forecasts on top of Google Trends data.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
68TriVista score

Klue

A competitive intelligence tool that tracks rivals for sales teams and connects to Anthropic's Claude tools.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
68TriVista score

Semrush

Kompyte

A competitive intelligence tool, now owned by Semrush, that turns competitor news into sales battlecards fast.

Research, Market Intelligence, and Decision Support
68TriVista score

Research Solutions

Scite

A research tool that shows whether later studies backed up, argued against, or just mentioned a paper.