Overview
Intelligence Briefings provides workspace-specific research with practical implications and source links. Every workspace starts with an industry briefing, and managers can add focused tracks for markets, regulations, audiences, opportunities, or other public business topics. A briefing can be reviewed and turned into a post without losing the evidence behind it.
Configure Briefings
Open Intelligence Briefings, then Briefing preferences. Workspace managers can control:
- whether briefings are enabled
- monthly, weekly, twice-weekly, or daily frequency
- the first delivery day
- home-market, international, or combined coverage
- priority topics
- eligible notification recipients
Add Custom Briefing Tracks
Select Add briefing track, give the track a clear name, and describe the public topic Asteria Engine should monitor. Each custom track has its own frequency, delivery day, coverage, and active or paused state. Research uses AI credits whenever a track runs; pause or delete a track when it is no longer useful. A workspace can maintain up to 10 custom tracks.
Good tracks have a clear business or content purpose, such as UK AI regulation for marketers, customer behaviour in a particular market, or funding opportunities for technology startups. Asteria Engine does not accept topics requesting private-person tracking, private contact details, harmful instructions, unlawful activity, or other unsafe intelligence. Research is based on public sources.
Each briefing matches the selected frequency. After the first briefing, its reporting window starts at the previous successful research run and ends at the current run. The first briefing covers one normal frequency interval, such as the previous day for daily briefings, the previous seven days for weekly briefings, or the previous calendar month for monthly briefings.
Add the workspace industry in Brand Settings before expecting relevant briefings.
Review and Create
Open a story to read the briefing and inspect Sources used for this briefing. Follow the cited source links when a claim needs verification. Select Create post to choose a content format and generate a draft; use View latest to reopen the most recent post created from that briefing.
Treat every briefing as researched input, not automatic permission to publish. Check dates, claims, brand relevance, and source quality before approval.