Monitoring promises, manual reality
Account managers check competitor socials before the QBR and call it monitoring. Rivexa makes it continuous and provable, with an archive to show for it.
AGENCIES
Competitive intel your clients will forward.
Every agency promises to keep an eye on the client's competitors. Almost none have a system for it. Rivexa gives you one: a daily brief per competitor set, with sources, that your account team can forward to the client or fold into the monthly report.
Start monitoring→Free for 2 competitors · No credit card
THE PROBLEM
What breaks without a system.
Client-ready means source-linked
You cannot forward a hunch. Every Rivexa brief item links to the public post it came from, so the client can verify in one click.
Scale breaks ad-hoc tracking
Ten clients means fifty competitors. The Team plan tracks 25 competitors per workspace, and workspaces keep client sets separate.
COVERAGE
What Rivexa watches for agencies
- Client competitors' campaign and creative announcements
- Positioning and rebrand signals from leadership
- Executive moves that change who buys
- Pricing and offer changes clients should react to
- Agency-of-record wins and losses discussed publicly
EXAMPLE BRIEF ITEMS
strategy
Client competitor's CMO announced a full rebrand with a new agency.
launch
Their growth lead shared results from a new referral program.
QUESTIONS
Asked by teams like yours.
Can I run separate briefs for separate clients?
Each workspace has its own competitor set and brief. Agencies typically run one workspace per client on the Team plan.
Can I white-label the brief?
Not yet. Agencies today forward the brief or paste items into their own reporting. White-label delivery is under consideration.
Your first brief starts here
Turn 'we monitor your competitors' into proof.
Start monitoring→Set up in two minutes. First brief tomorrow morning.