MAPS Intelligence
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Analyze

Decide the strategy.

With the market read by the Monitor, MAPS builds the strategy tools: market analysis, SWOT, positioning, brand identity, journey, pricing, go-to-market. You don’t start from a blank page: every tool starts from your project’s data.

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tools
6
categories
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blank pages
Where it starts

Every tool already knows
what the project knows.

1

It reads the project

The brand context, everything the Monitor has gathered and the documents you uploaded: the tool pulls what it needs from the project’s memory.

2

It builds the tool

A SWOT, a positioning map, a launch plan: built on your competitors, your customers, your market.

3

It puts it back in memory

The result enters the project’s memory: the chat uses it, and the next tools start from there too.

It changes with your market

The same tools.
Read for your market.

A startup’s SWOT isn’t an established company’s. A B2B journey isn’t a supermarket shopper’s. Every tool reinterprets its fields according to the project profile.

All the tools. And you can bring your own data: sales (Nielsen, Circana), media investment, CRM, web campaigns.

The Analyze tools in a consumer project
Real MAPS screens. In the consumer project, brand and competitor names have been replaced with made-up names.
What you’ll find

Six categories.
A tool for every decision.

Market and Competition Analysis

Market AnalysisCompetitor MappingSWOT GeneratorTrend Forecasting

The market in one dashboard — size, segments, trends, channels, opportunities —, the competitor map, the SWOT with cross strategies, and three scenarios for the future with the signals to watch.

Know where you stand, before deciding where to go.

Inside the category →

Brand Strategy and Positioning

Brand IdentityValue Proposition CanvasBrand Positioning CanvasBrand MatrixPositioning MapBusiness Model Canvas

Mission, values and tone of voice; the value proposition; the positioning, and the maps that put you next to your competitors; the business model. They can all be generated together.

Say who you are, and why they should choose you.

Inside the category →

Consumer Insight & Journey

Consumer Journey MapEmpathy MapSemiotic Map

The purchase journey channel by channel, what buyers think and feel, and the category’s deep codes.

Speak to the right people, at the right moment.

In B2B · Customers, Decision-Makers & Journey: the procurement journey and the decision-makers at client companies

Inside the category →

Product, Offer and Pricing

Scenario simulation
Product CanvasFeature MatrixPricing Strategy

The product and how it can evolve, its features compared with competitors’, the pricing strategy with market benchmarks.

Decide what you sell, and at what price.

Inside the category →

Marketing and Go-to-Market Strategy

Scenario simulation
GTM Strategy CanvasMarketing Mix PlannerCampaign Planner

The launch plan, the four Ps, the campaign: objectives, audience, messages, channels, timing and budget.

Turn the strategy into a plan.

Inside the category →

Scanner and Media Data

Scanner Data AnalyzerCategory IntelligenceMedia PlannerWeb Investment

You upload the data you already have — sales from Nielsen or Circana, media investment, exports from ad platforms and GA4 — and MAPS reads it, with a chat that answers with the numbers.

Make your data talk.

In B2B · Media Data: Media Planner and Web Investment

CRM Clustering

You import your CRM contacts, from a file or from HubSpot: MAPS finds the customer groups that really exist, enriches them with your research, NPS and market data, and turns them into synthetic users you can interview. The AI never sees individual contacts.

Inside the tool →

Pivot Lab

Startup

Up to six positioning hypotheses, tested on up to six markets: for each one, what the customer gets out of it, the proof you need, who they compare you with.

Inside the tool →
Your data

MAPS reads the market.
You bring your own numbers.

You upload the data you already have, and MAPS puts it next to what it knows about the market. It answers your questions with the real numbers.

Media investment

Nielsen AdQuest exports (Italy, today): how much the category invests, who, where. With a chat that answers on the data.

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Your CRM

Contacts and orders, from a file or from HubSpot: MAPS finds the real customer groups. Then it enriches them with your research, NPS, surveys and what it knows about the market: the result is in-depth synthetic users you can interview, and campaigns for each group. The AI never sees individual contacts.

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Sales

Consumer

Nielsen or Circana data: market, prices, distribution, the retailer’s shelf.

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From spend to customer

New

Exports from Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn, GA4 and outcomes from the CRM. MAPS tells you what the data allows you to read — and what it doesn’t.

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Scenario simulation

Try one path.
Then try the other.

Product, pricing, go-to-market, marketing and campaign are connected: each result feeds the next. Change an assumption — a price, an audience, a channel — and regenerate: you see where it leads. Previous versions stay in the history.

1Product
2Pricing
3Go-to-Market
4Marketing
5Campaign
6Creative
Easy

You don’t have to do them all.

Start from what you need.
In Paths you write what you need to achieve, and MAPS suggests the tools in the right order.
The brand in one go.
The six brand and positioning tools are generated all together, while you do something else.
Test ideas with people.
From many tools you send the result to the project’s synthetic users, and see how they react.
Take it out.
Every tool goes to PDF, to a summary you can present, or to the Canvas to keep working on it.

From data to decision.
With your market in front of you.