Solutions — Communications
Know it before it's news.
For communications, PR and public-affairs teams: surface weak signals early, develop them into topic candidates, and walk into the editorial conference with an evidence-backed brief.
Overview
Comms and public-affairs teams live or die by timing — knowing a regulator, competitor or narrative is moving before it's a headline. Blinkin gives that beat a ranked morning view, a human-gated path from weak signal to topic candidate, and briefings where every claim cites its source.
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A newsroom sensor
Track regulators, competitors, trade press and public sentiment across every source type — RSS, article lists, single-page watches — in one ranked morning view, powered by Radar.
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From signal to story
Early accessPromote a pattern into a topic candidate with a thesis, a "why now", and a decision question. Every step is human-gated and on the record, so the newsroom's judgment stays in charge.
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Briefings that cite themselves
Generate a topic brief where every claim links back to the coverage behind it — so the brief survives the first hard question in the room.
Surface weak signals early, develop them into topic candidates, and walk into the editorial conference with an evidence-backed brief.
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Inbound press, answered with care
Early accessBlinkwoot triages incoming press inquiries — outlet, topic, deadline — and drafts grounded answers from your approved wording, delivered as private notes to your team. Nothing is ever auto-sent: a person approves every reply to a journalist, always.
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Catch up in one view
A since-last-visit summary tells you what moved on your beat while you were out, so a day off doesn't become a blind spot.
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Ask across your coverage
Ask cited questions over everything you track, from the whole corpus down to a single article, and get answers you can defend.
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Proof with a health insurer's comms team
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How it works
How it works
Set your beat
Add regulators, competitors and trade press as sources.
Read the ranked morning view
See what moved and why, before the conference.
Develop a candidate
Early accessPromote a pattern into a topic with thesis and "why now", human-gated.
Brief with citations
Generate a brief where every claim links to its coverage.
A day in the loop
A day with Blinkin
Morning
Before the editorial conference, a comms lead opens the ranked morning view. A regulator's consultation sits at the top with the reason it surfaced; a since-last-visit summary catches up on the two things that moved overnight.
Midday
A weak signal about a competitor is promoted into a topic candidate — thesis, "why now", decision question — each step logged. The team chats over the collection to pressure-test the angle.
End of day
A briefing is generated for tomorrow's leadership meeting, every claim linked to the coverage behind it. Nothing in it rests on memory; all of it can be checked.
Proof
Proof
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Weak signals surfaced days earlier.
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Field photos to structured checklist review.
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Answers grounded in approved documents only.
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FAQ
Where do the signals come from?
From the sources you follow — regulators, competitors, trade press — across RSS, article lists and single-page watches, ranked by Radar.
Is the signal-to-story step automated?
It's human-gated and in early access. Blinkin proposes the structure; your team makes every promotion decision, on the record.
Can I trust a generated briefing in a meeting?
That's the point of citations — every claim links back to its source coverage, so the brief holds up when questioned.
Do you have a named customer reference?
Not yet publicly. The health-insurer reference is a marked placeholder pending permission; we don't show names or numbers we can't attribute.
How current is the morning view?
It reflects what your sources have published, ranked so the items that matter surface first, with a since-last-visit summary for what changed.
Governance
Governed by design
EU hosting
Per-organization data isolation
Full audit trail
Review-gated knowledge
Works with any AI model
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