Market Logic ships DeepSights Radar GA as always-on AI market early-warning

Market Logic Software announced general availability of DeepSights Radar, a new capability in its DeepSights market-intelligence platform. The company says always-on AI agents monitor selected industries and topics, maintain structured multi-chapter profiles, and surface what changed since the last update.

SOFTWARE desk — same-day company primary that a market-intelligence vendor put always-on agent monitoring into GA, aiming at the gap between endless research feeds and the headcount to turn them into a current market picture.

Product, as the same wire has it: DeepSights Radar autonomously monitors, analyzes, and synthesizes developments across selected industries and topics. It is meant to help companies spot market developments before they become urgent risks or missed opportunities. Insights teams, the company says, are asked to follow more sources, competitors, and market signals, often without extra headcount — a gap between the volume of research and the people who can turn it into a current view for strategy, product, innovation, and marketing. File that always-on / close-the-gap picture as Market Logic’s. This desk did not sit with an insights team.

Modes, still company: Industry Radar and Topic Radar. Industry Radar tracks change across a vertical market and is meant to surface emerging trends and issues a customer may not already follow. The launch set is three out-of-the-box industry radars: consumer packaged goods (CPG — everyday supermarket brands), over-the-counter (OTC) healthcare — medicines you can buy without a prescription — and retail. Each is pre-tuned to that industry’s acronyms, dynamics, and KPIs — key performance indicators, the numbers a category already watches — and includes 12 ready-to-use radars organized around four dimensions: demand, supply, regulatory and legislative change, and competitive activity. With expert-services support, the company says, new Industry Radars can go live within a few days. File that CPG / OTC / retail launch set and the 12-radar / four-dimension picture as Market Logic’s. This desk did not open an industry radar.

Topic Radar, company: ongoing monitoring of specific themes a customer has already named as strategically important. Setup is self-service, guided by a short briefing wizard. The company says a new topic radar can go live within hours. File that self-service / hours picture as Market Logic’s. This desk did not run the wizard.

How it works, still company, in plain English: always-on AI agents read every piece of research flowing into a customer’s DeepSights space against that business’s own definition of what matters, in its own vocabulary. Agentic here means the software keeps watching and updating, not a one-shot chat answer. Rather than summarizing a fixed pile of documents, the agents build a living body of market understanding — they recognize the competitors, trends, regulatory developments, and other forces that qualify, and they keep a structured, multi-chapter profile on each. Every new piece of research is said to deepen that picture, and every claim is said to be traceable to a source. A “New Learnings” summary highlights what changed since the last version, so a reader can see the shift without rereading the whole profile. File that living-dossier / traceable-claim / New Learnings picture as Market Logic’s. This desk did not follow a claim back to a source.

Named voice on the release: Olaf Lenzmann, chief product and innovation officer at Market Logic Software. He says business and insights leaders do not lack data — they lack the time and resources to turn it into a dependable, current view of their market, and that DeepSights Radar does that continuously. File the name, title, and that time-and-resources line as his, via Market Logic. His other quotes are color only and stay in Sources.

Availability, company: DeepSights Radar is generally available for new and existing DeepSights customers. File that new-and-existing / GA line as Market Logic’s. This desk did not open a customer account. The release does not print a price. This desk is not inventing one.

About-box context, optional and company-attributed: Market Logic Software calls itself a provider of market-intelligence and insights software. For more than 15 years it says it has worked with consumer-focused brands. The about box names Vodafone, Bayer, and Philips as customers. File those names as Market Logic’s about-box language — not as DeepSights Radar case studies, and not as a customer-logo audit this desk ran. This desk is not inventing other named customers, annual recurring revenue, or independent usage metrics.

Plain English for the rest of the card: GA = generally available, shipping now, not just a preview. CPG = consumer packaged goods, everyday supermarket brands. OTC = over-the-counter healthcare, medicines you can buy without a prescription. KPI = key performance indicator, a number a category already watches. agentic = AI that keeps watching and updating, not a one-shot chat answer. living dossier = a multi-chapter profile the agents keep current. New Learnings = the company’s summary of what changed since the last version. market intelligence = research about what is changing in an industry so a company can decide what to do next.

PRIMARY here: Market Logic Software AG’s 16 Sep 2026 PR Newswire company release — Tier A PRIMARY company source, the original record. The DeepSights Radar product page is product-home context, not a second originating newsroom. The DeepSights Radar GA, the always-on agent / living multi-chapter dossier / New Learnings picture, Industry Radar and Topic Radar, the CPG / OTC healthcare / retail launch set with 12 ready-to-use radars across demand, supply, regulatory-and-legislative change, and competitive activity, the hours / few-days go-live lines, the Lenzmann title, the generally-available-for-new-and-existing-DeepSights-customers line, and the Vodafone / Bayer / Philips about-box names are company-attributed. Product claims stay company-attributed — not independently audited here. NOT claimed: pricing, ARR, independent usage metrics, that Vodafone, Bayer, or Philips are DeepSights Radar case studies, that this desk tested DeepSights Radar, a stock tip, or investment advice. Distinct from the already-filed phrase-atlas-ga, postman-passport-ga, salesforce-koa-nemotron, profound-180m-series-d, and salesforce-aiforce.