How Peregrine does the account research for you.

Reads

Each feed checks its own set of public sources on a daily schedule, so you don't have to go looking. Some use live search results and licensed news services; others follow a fixed list of marketing and business trade publications. Company research also pulls public SEC filings and data on which software a company uses.

The five feeds run at staggered times each day, so new results are waiting when you sit down instead of all arriving at once.

Scores

Everything it finds is scored on the same three questions before it reaches you: is it relevant, is the timing right, and is it a fit. A feed shows you the short list, not everything. For a company's software stack, the score comes from a fixed rule. For the daily feeds, the same scoring instructions run on every item, every time.

There's no secret ranking formula, just the same rubric applied every time. That consistency is the point.

Writes

What it finds becomes a contact snapshot, a full company brief, or suggested outreach lines, ready to use. Each tool has its own writing job: Quickstrike researches one person before a call, Kestrel writes a full brief on a company, and Merlin writes an audience and media plan for a brand. Same engine, different job.

Remembers

Every brief, snapshot, and plan you save stays private to your account. The Flightpath chat assistant can draw on everything you've saved, across every tool, when you ask a follow-up question, so research from a Kestrel company brief is there when you're writing Quickstrike outreach to someone at the same company.