Compethic watches every new signal for issues that are rising, new, or hitting critical customers, and tells the right people in Slack, Teams or email, with the evidence attached.

Three kinds of alert. An issue whose mentions jump against its own baseline. A theme that did not exist last week. An issue raised by a customer flagged at critical churn risk.
Slack · #alerts-cx
BankID login failures up 38% this week: 1 280 mentions, 2.56M NOK at risk. Top driver: code expiry on iOS.
Microsoft Teams · Customer experience
Session timeout down 22% since the 3 Sept release. 118 customers who raised it have logged in again.
Email · Weekly report
5 issues carry 5.56M NOK at risk. Three are rising; one is new this week: pension statement errors.
Alerts land in the Slack channel or Teams team you choose, or in the inbox as part of the weekly report. Each one names the issue, the size of the change, the channels it came from and the top driver.
BankID login failures, up 38% this week
Login codes expire early on iOS since the 3.2 release. 1 280 mentions across App Store, support mail and calls. 2 560 000 NOK at risk; 61% of these customers hold a mortgage.
Behind every alert sits the classification: the issue, the pain point, the journey stage and the customers. The alert carries the one-line cause and the evidence, so the person who receives it can act without opening a dashboard.
Analysis runs on the schedule you set, from hourly to daily. Every new batch is checked against the baselines.
A small issue that doubles is seen before a big one that drifts. Thresholds are relative to each issue's own history.
A customer at critical churn risk who writes in triggers an alert with their history, whatever the issue.
Connect a channel once. Alerts and answers arrive where the team already is.
What changed, which issues are critical, which customers are at risk and what to do about it, every week.
An alert becomes a ticket with the quotes, the counts and the revenue figure attached.
Everything Compethic does follows one loop.
Connect one channel and a Slack or Teams channel. The agent starts watching on the first run, and the first alert usually arrives within the week.
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