Deep research
Deep research produces a research report with citations for a Rival, Your brand, or Benchmark. Spiderlook can run one automatically when you add the company, and you can run another any time from the Deep research tab.
How do I run deep research?
Open the company profile → Deep research → Run deep research. Only one run can be active per company. When it finishes, the report and citations appear on the same tab.
Topics to watch on Sources are included in the research brief when present.
The research brief knows the company role — Rival, Your brand, or Benchmark — so framing matches that role (competitive intelligence, own-brand profile, or category reference). Reports are written in English even when sources are not.
What is in a research report?
A finished research report shows the free-form briefing plus structured sections: Summary, Positioning, Products and services, Recent moves, and Sources. Longer sections use Read more so you can scan first, then open the full text.
Prose in the report is English. Source titles may stay in the original language when that is the published title. Sources list the public pages and filings the report drew from. Open any source from the Deep research tab.
When does Spiderlook run research automatically?
After you add a Rival, Your brand, or Benchmark, Spiderlook queues deep research when the organization can research (plan activated and usage available). The add flow itself is not blocked while the report runs.
Research for newly added companies is included up to your plan's company limit. Later adds use your usage allowance. The demo organization does not send research emails or queue automatic research.
Who gets the research report email?
When a report is ready, Spiderlook emails active organization members. The subject is Research report: {Company}. The message includes the full briefing and structured sections (Summary, Positioning, Products and services, Recent moves, and Sources), with a See it in Spiderlook link into the Deep research tab.