Competitor analysis AI
Map products, pricing, positioning, leadership changes and strategic moves across named competitors.
See who is moving.
AI market research UK
Market and competitive intelligence for sharper decisions
Your clients expect you to know their market better than anyone. Campbell Assist Group gives your team source-cited competitor analysis, supplier research and market briefings that stand up in a client meeting.
Source-cited intelligence, not guesswork. Ask focused questions and receive evidence your analysts can check.
Cited
Business and news sources
Structured
Briefings for real decisions
Checked
Human review included
Competitor signal monitor
Product, pricing and hiring activity
Verified signals
148
+18 this week
Sources reviewed
36
Across 5 segments
Every finding links to its supporting source.
One assistant, several research jobs
What our intelligence assistant can do
Give your researchers a clear starting point for a client proposal, a supplier review or an acquisition screen. The outputs are organised around the decision, with evidence beside each finding.
Built for teams that need the answer quickly.
Market maps and drivers
Turn fragmented industry information into segments, demand drivers, barriers and source-linked market briefings.
Start with the question.
Supplier research
Identify relevant suppliers, compare capabilities and flag ownership, delivery or concentration risks for review.
Make risk visible.
Acquisition screening
Build shortlists with company profiles, sector fit, trading signals and due diligence questions your deal team can test.
Screen with evidence.
Labour trend monitoring
Track hiring demand, salary movement, skill shortages and employer activity across the roles and regions that matter.
Watch the talent signal.
Client-ready briefings
Shape findings into a concise written report or interactive view that gives consultants a defensible next step.
Ready for review.
A clear research process
How we build market intelligence
The assistant follows your key questions instead of producing a generic report. Your team can see what was searched, what was found and what still needs judgement.
Good research leaves a trail.
01
Define the brief
Set the sector, geography, named companies, time period and decision behind the research.
02
Scan the sources
Search business, news and proprietary sources for company facts, market signals and relevant changes.
03
Structure the findings
Group evidence into comparisons, profiles, trends and questions that match your working brief.
04
Review and verify
Human review checks source quality, gaps and wording before the briefing reaches your team.
05
Deliver the working view
Receive an interactive dashboard or written report that can support a recommendation, meeting or internal decision.
Professional services teams
Built for work where evidence matters
Each team has a different decision to support. The same source-cited foundation can be shaped around a pitch, a client review or an investment committee paper.
Practical intelligence for busy specialists.
Management consultancies
Build market-entry views, competitor comparisons and evidence packs before the first client workshop.
Procurement advisers
Assess supplier ownership, operating signals, dependencies and category movement with a consistent research trail.
Recruitment firms
Track labour demand, employer expansion and skill pressure across the sectors where you place people.
Strategy agencies
Support propositions with current category evidence, customer signals and a clear view of competitor activity.
Business brokers
Prepare company profiles and sector comparisons that help buyers understand fit before deeper conversations.
Corporate development teams
Screen acquisition targets, surface ownership details and frame diligence questions for internal review.
Used in serious decisions
Strategic decisions backed by evidence
The value is in the working detail: current sources, clear comparisons and fewer hours spent gathering basic facts.
Credibility starts with traceability.
“We used to spend the first two days of a market-entry project collecting company facts and checking links. Campbell Assist Group gave us a structured starting brief, with the evidence beside each claim. That changed the quality of our first client conversation.”
“Supplier reviews often stall because the information sits across too many places. We needed a clearer view of ownership, operating signals and exposure before recommending a shortlist. The assistant helped our team focus on the risks that required a human decision.”
Bring a real question
Get intelligence your clients can trust
Tell Campbell Assist Group what you need to understand: a competitor set, a supplier category, an acquisition shortlist or a labour trend. We’ll show you how an AI market intelligence assistant could support the work.
Request market intelligence demoA focused conversation starts the process.