Every claim needs a source. Most copy ships without one.
The proof behind every headline lives in a case study, a product spec, a legal review, or last year's campaign. SphereIQ makes it answerable in one place, so marketing writes what it can substantiate — and hears the moment a competitor's story changes.
Three jobs. One governed source.
The same approved knowledge powers the draft, the review, and the competitive watch — so the brand says one thing everywhere, and can prove it.
On-brand from the first draft
Drafts grounded in your guidelines, approved messaging, and past campaigns — cited to the passage they drew from, not to the internet.
Claims checked before they ship
Copy checked against what you can actually substantiate. Anything unsupported is marked, so review starts from the gaps, not from zero.
Competitor moves, flagged
A competitor page watched on a schedule — the channel hears when their claims or messaging move, before a prospect brings it up.
The proof was never missing. Finding it before launch was.
Campaigns don't stall for lack of evidence — they stall because the stat is in a case study, the caveat is in a legal thread, and the positioning is in someone's head. SphereIQ makes the whole approved record answerable, and only ships what it can cite.
What marketing teams start with.
Deployment starts at mile ten: a model of campaigns and claims, agent templates, and a Company Brain scoped to approved material — not a blank canvas.
Brand & campaign Twin
Campaigns, assets, claims, approvals, and the evidence behind them — one queryable model.
Marketing agents
Claims checker, competitor page watcher, market brief, and diagram illustrator — governed on every action.
Approved knowledge
Guidelines, case studies, product specs, and past campaigns answerable in seconds — cited to the source.
Asked in every evaluation
Does it know our brand voice?
Can it publish on its own?
Does our content train a shared model?
Is SphereIQ SOC 2 certified?
Where do marketing teams usually start?
Great marketing is on-brand, current, and provable. Now it can be all three.
Start with claims checking on one launch, or a watch on one competitor. Then scale what works.