Media Monitoring
See how a brand shows up in news, publications, and public coverage.
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Brand Reputation & Public
Brand Intelligence
Monitor. Understand. Decide.
Look up how an organisation is perceived across news, social, reviews, forums, and other public sources, then open the full vault when you need the evidence. See what people are saying, where your brand is exposed, and which reputation signals may require attention.
Look up any organisation. No sign-in required.
- 360° Brand MonitoringMonitor your brand across the public digital landscape.
- Public MentionsTrack mentions across news, social, reviews, forums & more.
- Sentiment AnalysisAI-powered sentiment detection and trend analysis.
- Risk SignalsIdentify reputation risk signals that require attention.
- Actionable ThemesDiscover key themes and insights to guide your decisions.
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Coverage
What Brand Intelligence covers
News, social, sentiment, reputation, risk, and reviews. The same six lenses on every organisation in the index.
Social Listening
Follow public conversations across the social platforms we index.
Sentiment Analysis
Separate positive, negative, and neutral mentions so tone is visible.
Reputation Scoring
Roll mention mix into a score you can compare across organisations.
Risk Signals
Spot negative narratives and complaint patterns before they spread.
Topics & Reviews
See the themes and reviews that actually shape how a brand is perceived.
Product intelligence
Brand Intelligence Snapshot
This is the vault view. Scores, sentiment, themes, and coverage in one place. Public lookup shows identity; the snapshot unlocks after sign-in.
One view
Scores, sentiment, themes & coverage
Public first
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Deeper insights
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Brand Reputation ProfileActive Vault
OrgIntel360
Continuous Cyber Risk, Threat Intelligence & Digital Brand Assurance Platform.
orgintel360.com ↗Global Intelligence
All Sources
8,350
↘ 13% posOpinions
2,771
↗ 29% posNews
2,115
↘ 6% posReviews
1,884
↗ 16% posOverall opinion sentiment
300Mentions
Positive29%
Negative7%
Neutral64%
Sentiment score
61/100
Mostly positiveBased on algorithmic aggregation of opinion velocity and intensity.
▲ Key concerns
general102 mentions
design & ux14 mentions
👍 Primary praise
performance3 mentions
quality3 mentions
Per platform breakdownView all data
Wikipedia108
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Hackernews104
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Medium51
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Sources of Intelligence
One lookup. Four public channels
Search an organisation and see how it shows up in news, social, forums, and reviews, the same four channels behind every brand profile.
Turn Insights into Impact
Act on What Matters
From risk detection to brand growth. Use public intelligence to make confident, evidence-based decisions.
Protect your reputation
Catch negative tone, public complaints, and risk narratives while there is still time to respond.
- Negative tone detection
- Risk narrative identification
- Early alerts for timely response
Strengthen your brand
See which themes and reviews drive perception, then compare how peer brands show up in the same index.
- Top themes & drivers
- Peer comparison in context
- Actionable insights for growth
Look up a brand now. Unlock the vault when you need the evidence.
Public profiles show identity. Sentiment, mentions, and themes open after sign-in.
Quick answer
What is Brand Intelligence?
Brand Intelligence builds a public-reputation profile for an indexed organisation from observable mentions across news, social, reviews, and other public sources.
The profile covers public sentiment, mention volume, source mix, recurring themes, customer praise, customer concerns, and reputation trend.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Frequently asked questions
Understanding the profile
Brand Intelligence clusters public discussion into themes, praise, and concerns when mention volume is high enough to support a pattern.
Named quotes, platforms, and theme lists are not published on the public hub.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Brand Intelligence classifies public sentiment as positive, negative, mixed, or unrated when mention volume is sufficient.
The classification, sentiment mix, and score are not published as a verdict on the public hub.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Brand Intelligence tracks whether reputation is improving, deteriorating, or stable over the observation window when a time series exists.
Trend direction and drivers are not described from a single public snapshot.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Brand Intelligence maps discussion across news, social platforms, review sites, and other public sources when those sources are in coverage.
Named outlets and the channel mix stay in the workspace.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Interpreting reputation
Main concerns are clustered from negative mentions when frequency, recency, and source diversity support a pattern — not from a single complaint or a missing security grade.
The ranked concern list and supporting mentions stay in Brand Intelligence.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Customer-concern ranking focuses on experience, product or service quality, reliability, support, and commercial trust when those aspects appear in public discussion.
Leading and secondary customer concerns are not published as a public ranking.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Praise themes are clustered from positive mentions when volume is high enough to support a pattern. One quote is not treated as a theme.
The public hub does not publish a praise list as a marketing claim.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Material, persistent, or highly visible reputation issues can affect customer trust, partner confidence, investor perception, and brand association.
Whether an issue is material for a given relationship is assessed in the Brand Intelligence workspace, not from this hub.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
What to do next
Brand Intelligence is a decision-support signal, not a standalone go/no-go on whether to work with an organisation.
For a significant or customer-facing relationship, treat Brand Intelligence as one input alongside Risk Intelligence, Vendor Intelligence, and Corporate Intelligence — not as a standalone trust rating.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Associating with an organisation can create reputational considerations where identified concerns are material, persistent, highly visible, or directly relevant to the proposed relationship.
Impact depends on brand visibility, customer exposure, and public association — not on a public yes/no on this hub.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Before engagement, review whether concerns are isolated incidents, recurring complaints, or broader reputation patterns — using frequency, recency, and source mix.
That distinction is made in the Brand Intelligence workspace, not from a public concern headline.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Before a significant relationship, verify whether reputation signals are current, persistent, and material using the underlying mentions, sources, dates, and examples.
Depending on the relationship, that may warrant additional commercial, legal, compliance, operational, customer, or security due diligence.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Enhanced brand due diligence is more appropriate for strategic partnerships, acquisitions, investments, regulated relationships, customer-facing engagements, and high-value contracts.
The due-diligence level for a looked-up organisation is computed from severity, frequency, recency, persistence, and source diversity in Brand Intelligence — not published as a public flag.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
Brand Intelligence can suggest a decision posture: proceed, proceed with standard due diligence, proceed with enhanced due diligence, or further investigation.
That posture is decision support, not a determination that an organisation is trustworthy or untrustworthy.
For a significant or customer-facing relationship, treat Brand Intelligence as one input alongside Risk Intelligence, Vendor Intelligence, and Corporate Intelligence — not as a standalone trust rating.
Detailed sentiment scores, mention counts, themes, sources, and evidence stay in the Brand Intelligence workspace.
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