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How to read the battle map: won, lost, open and split, the word-for-word answers behind every cell, and what moved means.

How to · 2 minHow to read the battle mapYour buyer questions down the side, the eight AI engines across the top, and in every cell the verdict for one question on one engine: you, a competitor's name, or open. Click any cell to read the actual answer.
Read · 2 minWon, lost, open, splitThe four words a battle map cell can say. Won: you are named in the majority of asks. Lost: a competitor takes the majority and you do not. Open: nobody is named consistently. Split: the engine could not make up its mind.
How to · 2 minWhy a one-in-three mention is not a winA cell that names you once in three asks is recorded as a split, not a win, because an engine that names you sometimes is a finding, not a result. The difference between the answer that named you and the two that did not is the diagnosis.
How to · 2 minThe word-for-word answers behind every cellClick any scored cell and the engine's actual answers open beside the map: every ask this month, verbatim and never edited, with your name highlighted green, competitors red, and every source the engine cited. The portal calls this the receipt.
How to · 2 minThe timeline, and what moved meansOnce you have two measured months, the What changed lens dims what held steady and puts an edge on what moved: green where you took an answer, red where you lost one, amber where it changed hands between others. A solid edge is confirmed; a dashed edge is provisional.
How to · 2 minDiagnosis: where each question stands, and the plan for itEvery measured question with its status (you are named, partly visible, competitor held, open territory), who holds it, what the engines cite, and the plan to change that. Sorted by how much each question matters and how far you are from earning it. Start a task here and the brief opens on Briefs.
How to · 2 minYour questions and your watchlistThe buyer questions measured every month (your panel), the five you can watch weekly, and the form to suggest questions of your own. The panel stays fixed so your trend stays comparable; suggestions join at a version boundary, never mid-month.

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