Problem
Enterprises have access to more market data, reports, news, research and internal information than ever. Yet they still struggle to answer the questions that matter.
- Where should we grow?
- Which markets should we prioritize?
- What are competitors doing?
- What are customers likely to need next?
- Where can we find new revenue?
- Which companies should we acquire?
- What changed, why does it matter, and what should we do?
The problem is not a lack of information. The problem is turning fragmented intelligence into decisions.
Traditional market research largely answers what is happening? GrowthIQ should go further —
What is happening → what does it mean for us → what should we consider doing?
For large enterprises this is harder, because there is rarely one single company view. The organization spans many dimensions, and the same market development can mean something completely different to Corporate Strategy, a regional business unit, a product leader, or a salesperson.
- Business units
- Product portfolios
- Functions
- Geographies
- Customer segments
- Strategic priorities
- Customer accounts
Product Definition
GrowthIQ is an AI-native market intelligence platform that helps enterprises understand markets, competitors, customers and trends; discover growth and revenue opportunities; perform complex analysis; and continuously monitor what matters.
It combines
- Proprietary market intelligence and structured data
- Market, company, technology and industry knowledge graphs
- Enterprise-specific context
- AI Super Analyst
- Agentic intelligence workflows
- Human research and expert judgment
- Evidence, calculations and confidence
- Continuous monitoring
- Decision-ready outputs
GrowthIQ understands not only the enterprise as a whole, but also its business units, geographies, product portfolios, functions, customers and strategic priorities. The core interaction model is —
- 01BrowseExplore structured intelligence.
- 02AskAsk the AI Super Analyst any market-intelligence question.
- 03AnalyzeUse AI and structured workflows for deeper analysis.
- 04EngageBring in human researchers when deeper evidence or judgment is required.
- 05MonitorContinuously track markets, companies, opportunities, risks and assumptions.
GrowthIQ’s role is to do the intelligence work surrounding a decision. The customer remains responsible for the final hypothesis, judgment, organizational alignment and decision.
Product Boundary
GrowthIQ is not intended to replace an enterprise’s collaboration, planning, project-management or decision-management tools. It focuses on the intelligence work —
- Finding information
- Structuring evidence
- Research
- Analysis
- Market sizing
- Comparison and benchmarking
- Opportunity discovery
- Human research
- Monitoring
- Creating usable outputs
Users take GrowthIQ outputs into the tools and processes they already use for internal collaboration, team discussions, meetings, approval processes, planning and execution. The principle is simple.
GrowthIQ does the intelligence work. The customer makes the decision.
Product Tree
The product is a tree of intelligence surfaces. Ask GrowthIQ is persistent across every one of them.
Home
- My Briefing
- Intelligence Feed
- Opportunities
- Watchlist
Markets
- Market Overview
- Market Segments
- Market Landscape
- Market Data
Competitors
- Competitive Landscape
- Competitor Comparison
- Competitor Moves
- Competitor Profiles
Customers
- Customer Landscape
- Customer Profiles
- Customer Priorities
- Customer Signals
Trends
- Trend Radar
- Industry Trends
- Technology Trends
- Investment Trends
Growth
- Opportunity Radar
- New Markets
- Adjacencies
- Geographic Expansion
- New Products & Applications
Sales
- Existing Accounts
- New Accounts
- Sales Plays
- Account Intelligence
Workflows
- Find Growth Opportunities
- Prioritize Markets
- Evaluate Market Entry
- Benchmark Competitors
- Find Account Opportunities
- Find New Customers
- Build Sales Plays
- Find M&A Targets
Research
- Deep Research
- Custom / Human Research
- Analysis
Projects
Deliverables
Projects
A lightweight personal workspace where a user collects related GrowthIQ work around a topic — for example, India Data Center Expansion. A project can hold questions, research, markets, companies, data, saved insights, opportunities, workflow outputs, human research and generated deliverables. Projects are an organization layer, not a collaboration environment.
Deliverables
Turns GrowthIQ intelligence into usable formats —
- Executive brief
- Presentation
- Market report
- Spreadsheet / model
- Competitive comparison
- Account brief
- Battlecard
Enterprise Context
GrowthIQ models a large enterprise as an Enterprise Context Graph, rather than a single company profile.
Enterprise
- Business Units
- Regional Organizations
- Functions
- Strategic Customers / Accounts
External context
- Products
- Markets
- Customers
- Competitors
- Technologies
- Capabilities
- Geographies
Internal context (over time)
- Strategy documents
- Product catalogs
- CRM
- Account information
- Internal research
- ERP / financial information
- SharePoint / Google Drive
This lets GrowthIQ answer “which markets are attractive for our APAC Industrial Automation business?” — rather than merely “which industrial automation markets are attractive?”
Role- & Scope-Aware Intelligence
The same intelligence can mean different things to different parts of an enterprise. When a customer announces a major data-center investment —
- Corporate Strategy
- Sees the strategic implication and relevant growth markets.
- Business Unit Leader
- Sees the potential revenue opportunity and product relevance.
- Regional Leader
- Sees regional demand and ecosystem implications.
- Product Team
- Sees new customer needs and portfolio gaps.
- Sales
- Sees an account opportunity and relevant offering.
One intelligence object → different context-specific interpretations.
The same workflows can also operate at different scopes.
Home
Home is a personalized intelligence dashboard, composed from the user’s role, organizational scope and priorities.
What should I know right now?
- My Briefing
- A concise personalized summary.
- Intelligence Feed
- Important changes across relevant markets, competitors, customers and technologies.
- Opportunities
- Growth or revenue opportunities relevant to the user.
- Watchlist
- Markets, companies, technologies and topics the user actively tracks.
Home prioritizes relevance and significance, rather than becoming a generic news feed.
Top Use Cases
Across the product, a consistent set of intelligence jobs recur — each pairing a question with the surface that answers it and the role AI plays.
| Use Case | Typical Question | Feature | AI / Agentic Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Understand markets & competitors | |||
| Understand a market | How large is this market, how fast is it growing, and which segments matter? | Markets | Build a structured market view and explain dynamics. |
| Estimate addressable opportunity | What part of this market can our BU realistically serve? | Markets + Enterprise Context | Convert market size into company-specific opportunity. |
| Compare markets | Which markets should we prioritize? | Markets + Prioritize Markets | Collect comparable evidence, score and rank. |
| Evaluate market entry | Is this market attractive? What are the barriers, customers and competitors? | Evaluate Market Entry | Perform structured market-entry analysis. |
| Competitive intelligence | Who are our key competitors and what are they doing? | Competitors | Interpret moves, positioning and implications. |
| Competitive benchmarking | Where are we stronger or weaker? | Compare + Benchmark | Benchmark portfolio, markets and capabilities. |
| Find growth | |||
| Find growth opportunities | Where can our next $100M or $500M come from? | Growth + Find Growth Opportunities | Scan, size, assess and rank opportunity spaces. |
| Find adjacencies | Which markets are close to our capabilities? | Growth: Adjacencies | Map customer, capability and technology overlap. |
| Geographic expansion | Which countries are attractive for our business? | Geographic Expansion | Compare market opportunity and fit. |
| Product opportunity | Which applications or product areas are emerging? | New Products & Applications | Combine customer needs, trends and competitor gaps. |
| Customers & sales | |||
| Understand customers | What are our customers doing and prioritizing? | Customers | Build and maintain customer intelligence. |
| Grow accounts | What else could we sell to this customer? | Sales + Account Opportunities | Match customer signals with relevant offerings. |
| Find new customers | Which companies have the strongest need for our offering? | New Accounts | Identify and prioritize relevant accounts. |
| Build sales plays | What opportunity exists, and why now? | Sales Plays | Turn signals into actionable opportunity hypotheses. |
| Voice of customer | What are customers actually saying and asking for? | Customers + Signals | Synthesize customer feedback into themes and needs. |
| Trends, M&A & research | |||
| Track trends | What market or technology changes matter to us? | Trends | Detect and rank relevant trends. |
| Find M&A targets | Which companies fit our acquisition thesis? | M&A Workflow | Screen and rank targets. |
| Deep research | Research a complex or niche question. | Research | Agentic research, synthesis and evidence. |
| Human research | Can an analyst validate this or gather missing primary data? | Custom / Human Research | Fill evidence gaps and update intelligence. |
| Monitor & produce | |||
| Monitor intelligence | What changed in markets, customers or competitors? | Home + Watchlist | Continuous monitoring and alerts. |
| Monitor assumptions | Has new evidence affected an important previous analysis? | Monitoring | Flag material changes to relevant assumptions. |
| Create deliverables | Turn this analysis into a deck, report or model. | Deliverables | Generate structured outputs. |
| Organize research | Keep all intelligence related to this topic in one place. | Projects | Aggregate related questions, research and outputs. |
User Personas
GrowthIQ serves the full arc of enterprise growth decision-making, from the CEO to the account manager.
| Persona | Typical Questions | Primary Features |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise leadership | ||
| CEO / Business Head | Where will growth come from? What changed materially? What deserves attention? | Home, Growth, Trends |
| Corporate Strategy | Which markets should we prioritize? Which adjacencies are attractive? What is our real addressable opportunity? | Markets, Growth, Workflows, Research |
| Corporate Development | Which companies should we acquire? Which capabilities or markets should we buy into? | Competitors, Growth, M&A Workflow |
| Business unit & field | ||
| Business Unit Head | Where should my BU grow? Which markets, customers and products deserve investment? | Growth, Markets, Customers |
| Regional Leader | Which markets and opportunities matter in my geography? | Markets, Customers, Growth |
| Sales Leadership | Where are the largest revenue opportunities? Which accounts deserve attention? | Sales, Customers, Home |
| Account Manager | What changed at my account? What might we sell, and why now? | Customers, Sales |
| Functions & specialists | ||
| Marketing | Which segments and geographies should we focus on? What needs are emerging? | Markets, Customers, Trends |
| Product / Portfolio | Which applications are growing? Where are portfolio gaps? | Growth, Trends, Competitors |
| Innovation / Technology | Which technologies are becoming commercially relevant? | Trends, Markets, Growth |
| Research / Insights | Can we research this market deeply? What evidence supports the answer? | Research, Human Research, Projects |
| M&A / Investment Team | Which markets and targets deserve deeper investigation? | Growth, Competitors, Workflows |
Intelligence Workflows
Workflows remain an important pillar, but their role is intentionally bounded. A GrowthIQ workflow performs the market-intelligence work required to support a decision — it does not manage the customer’s full organizational decision process. A good workflow should —
- Define the analytical question
- Gather relevant intelligence
- Pull internal context where available
- Perform structured analysis
- Run calculations and scoring
- Surface evidence and assumptions
- Allow user intervention
- Escalate data gaps to human researchers
- Produce a usable output
Growth
Find Growth Opportunities
Prioritize Markets
Evaluate Market Entry
Competitive
Benchmark Competitors
Revenue
Find Account Opportunities
Find New Customers
Build Sales Plays
Corporate Development
Find M&A Targets
Future workflows
- Strategic Gap Analysis
- Portfolio Prioritization
- Build / Buy / Partner
- Technology Commercialization
- Competitive Response
Agentic Operating Model
Agentic AI should accelerate intelligence work, rather than automate the customer’s organizational decision process. AI can —
- Search
- Research
- Collect data
- Structure information
- Calculate
- Compare
- Size
- Rank
- Detect changes
- Generate opportunity hypotheses
- Produce first-pass analysis
- Generate outputs
Users decide how much work to delegate — from a quick lookup to a full assessment.
- Assist
- Find the relevant data.
- Analyze
- Compare these markets.
- Investigate
- Research why this market is slowing.
- Execute Analysis
- Build the market-entry assessment.
- Monitor
- Track this market and alert me to material changes.
AI executes intelligence work → the user steers and applies judgment → a human researcher fills evidence gaps.
AI & Human Research
Human research is a core capability of GrowthIQ, not an afterthought. The product supports four modes.
- AI-only
- Fast analysis using existing intelligence.
- Agentic Research
- Multi-step AI research and analysis.
- Human Research
- Primary research, validation and custom investigation.
- AI + Human
- AI runs initial research, finds evidence gaps, and hands targeted questions to human analysts.
AI evaluates a market → detects weak evidence → a researcher performs primary research → verified evidence enters GrowthIQ → the analysis updates.
Human researchers improve the intelligence. They do not need to become part of the customer’s internal collaboration process. The universal actions everywhere are —
Trust, Evidence & Confidence
High-value enterprise intelligence requires transparency. GrowthIQ distinguishes between the kinds of claim behind every number.
- Fact
- Direct evidence.
- Derived Metric
- Calculated from evidence.
- Assumption
- Required where evidence is incomplete.
- AI Judgment
- AI interpretation.
- Human Judgment
- Analyst or expert assessment.
Important outputs expose
- Sources
- Freshness
- Calculations
- Assumptions
- Confidence
- Contradictory evidence
- Human validation
Show me exactly how you arrived at this conclusion.
Opportunity as a Core Object
Opportunity is a first-class object across Growth, Sales, Customers and Home. Every opportunity hypothesis carries the same anatomy.
- Opportunity
- What could be attractive?
- Enterprise Scope
- Which BU, geography or portfolio does it apply to?
- Why Now
- What changed?
- Potential
- How large could it be?
- Strategic Fit
- Why might it fit us?
- Evidence
- What supports it?
- Confidence
- How strong is the evidence?
- Companies
- Which customers, competitors or partners matter?
- Risks
- What could weaken the thesis?
- Next Analysis
- What should be investigated further?
GrowthIQ structures the opportunity. The customer decides which ones deserve action.
Projects
Projects give users a simple way to organize their intelligence work — for example, European Industrial Heat Pumps. A project can aggregate questions, AI and human research, markets, companies, data, saved insights, opportunities, workflow outputs and deliverables. The purpose is simple.
Keep everything related to a research topic in one place.
Projects stay deliberately lightweight. GrowthIQ does not attempt to become —
- Project management
- Task assignment
- Complex commenting systems
- Approval processes
- Meeting management
- Internal planning workflows
Deliverables
GrowthIQ helps users package intelligence into the formats they already use.
- Executive brief
- PowerPoint
- Market report
- Spreadsheet / model
- Competitive comparison
- Account brief
- Battlecard
Turn GrowthIQ intelligence into a usable output — not the system where the organization collaborates on the final decision.
Core Architecture
Underneath the surfaces, GrowthIQ is a small number of cooperating layers.
- Market Graph
- The external world — markets, segments, technologies, applications, companies, geographies, trends.
- Enterprise Context Graph
- The enterprise — business units, products, geographies, capabilities, customers, priorities, selected internal data.
- Intelligence Engine
- Combines market and enterprise context to search, research, analyze, compare, size and identify opportunities.
- Intelligence Workflows
- Perform repeatable structured analyses.
- Human Research
- Adds data, primary research and judgment where required.
- Monitoring
- Continuously watches relevant markets, companies, trends and assumptions.
Market Graph × Enterprise Context Graph → Intelligence → Opportunities & Analysis → Decision Support
Product Thesis
GrowthIQ ultimately has four jobs.
- Understand
- Help users understand markets, competitors, customers and technologies.
- Analyze
- Answer complex market and business questions using structured data, AI and human research.
- Discover
- Surface relevant growth opportunities, revenue, risks and important changes.
- Monitor
- Continuously track the external environment and alert users to material changes.
GrowthIQ does not attempt to replace how enterprises collaborate or make decisions. Its role is to provide the intelligence behind those decisions.
Structured intelligence when you want to explore. AI when you want answers. Agents when you want the work accelerated. Human researchers when deeper evidence is required.
GrowthIQ does the intelligence work. The customer makes the decision.