Competitive Intelligence Program Launch Brief

Launch Your Competitive Intelligence Program with Confidence

Staying ahead of the competition requires more than occasional market checks—it demands a structured, ongoing competitive intelligence program. This Competitive Intelligence Program Launch Brief template helps marketing teams, product managers, and strategy leaders define the scope, sources, analysis methods, and distribution strategy for a successful CI initiative.

Whether you're tracking competitor product launches, monitoring pricing changes, analyzing market positioning, or identifying threats and opportunities, this form ensures every stakeholder is aligned from day one. Capture critical details like monitoring parameters, data source preferences, analysis frameworks, reporting cadence, and how insights will drive action across your organization.

Why Paperform for Competitive Intelligence Briefs?

Paperform's flexible form builder lets you create professional project briefs that match your brand and workflow. Use conditional logic to show different questions based on program scope, calculation fields to estimate resource requirements, and file uploads for supporting research or competitor profiles.

Once submitted, connect your brief to Stepper to automate what happens next—create project spaces in Notion or Asana, notify key stakeholders via Slack or email, generate kickoff meeting invites, and set up recurring reporting schedules. This turns a static brief into an active project launch sequence.

With Paperform's native integrations and webhook support, competitive intelligence briefs flow seamlessly into your CRM, project management tools, and BI platforms, ensuring insights reach the right teams at the right time.

Built for Strategy, Marketing & Product Teams

This template is trusted by SMBs and growing teams who need to formalize their competitive intelligence efforts without enterprise-grade complexity. Marketing managers use it to justify CI investments and define deliverables. Product managers rely on it to track feature parity and innovation gaps. Executives use it to align cross-functional teams around strategic priorities.

Start building a competitive intelligence program that delivers actionable insights—not just data overload.