Products tell Pursuit's AI what your company sells. You can best think of products not as individual SKUs offered by your company, but rather categories of the solutions your company is offering to the market. They directly control the kinds of opportunities Radar surfaces and how the platform generates insights.

What is a Product?

Each product has the following components:

• Name — A label (e.g., "Fleet Management Software")

• Visibility — Private to you, or shared with all workspace members

• Description — A natural-language description telling the AI what to look for

  • See 📄 Creating and Managing Product Profilesfor prompt-writing guidance

• Signals - A free text field to provide specific multi-word statements that directly point Pursuit's AI to the types of procurement, need, and or sentiment specific signals you most care about surfacing. Weight these differently to boost better buying signals in Pursuit

• Competitors - A space to provide a list of the competitors your company has specific to a given product or offering category

• Keywords — Comma-separated tags that help catch relevant documents using different terminology.

How Products Drive Radar

The AI evaluates every government document against your product prompts and keywords. Matches become signal cards in your Radar feed. More specific prompts produce more targeted, relevant signals.

"Cloud-based fleet management for municipal transportation departments" produces much better results than "fleet software."

See 📄 Introduction to Radar

Company Wide

Most organizations choose to have a "company wide" product which serves as the broadest lens of signals.

For Users

Select which products to follow when setting up your Radar profile. See 📄 Your Personalized Feed (Inbox)

For Admins

Products are managed under Settings → Products.