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Delve turns the leadership readout from an afternoon of deck-building into a review-and-send — coverage graded against your messages, across every market, in one place.

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The problem

The board readout takes most of Tuesday.

Someone is pulling coverage from three regional agencies, reconciling numbers that don’t agree, and translating raw volume into something a CFO will read without asking follow-up questions. Each agency reports on its own methodology, so there’s no independent read on whether the figures hold up. The last thing a VP of Comms needs is to stand in front of the board defending a number that came from a process they don’t fully control.

The shift

Every market, in one readout that’s drafted in minutes.

Delve monitors coverage across print, digital, broadcast, and podcast — full transcripts included — grades it against your Brand Kit, and drafts the leadership readout. You review, add context, send. Issues surface as they develop — before they reach the CEO’s inbox — so you’re briefing leadership on what’s emerging, not explaining what you missed. The methodology is consistent, documented, and defensible to anyone in the room.

Brief leadership with numbers you can defend.

Delve is the intelligence layer for AI-native corporate communications.

  • The exec readout, drafted

    Coverage across every market rolls into a single readout, already structured for leadership — with page-level readership data so you’re not just showing volume, you’re showing reach. Review and adjust rather than build from scratch.

  • Coverage graded against your messages

    Load your Brand Kit once — your messaging house, your key messages, the narratives you’re tracking. Delve grades every piece of coverage against it, so you can show the board not just that you were covered, but that the right things landed, and where they didn’t.

  • See who’s winning the conversation.

    Overall share of voice tells you volume. Delve tells you which messages are winning, which themes are breaking through, and where competitors are owning a narrative you should. Slice SOV any way you track it — by message pillar, by topic, by market — and walk into the board meeting with the full picture.

See your coverage on delve

Show up to the board meeting with the number already sourced and backed by real coverage. See what that looks like for your comms function.

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Frequently asked questions

How does Delve measure message pull-through and share of voice?

Delve measures message pull-through by grading every piece of coverage against your Brand Kit — the specific messages, narratives, and frames your team is tracking — so you can show not just that coverage ran, but whether the right things actually landed. Share of voice is calculated against named competitors across the same coverage universe, with a consistent, documented methodology you can defend in front of a board.

Can Delve monitor coverage across multiple markets and languages?

Delve monitors earned media across markets and languages in a single unified view, pulling print, digital, broadcast, and podcast coverage together rather than requiring separate regional tools or agency reports to be reconciled manually.

How does Delve help with the C-suite or board readout?

Delve drafts the leadership readout from your monitored coverage — structured for an executive audience, graded against your messaging, with page-level readership data that shows reach, not just volume. Your analyst reviews and adjusts rather than spending the afternoon building the deck from scratch.

How does Delve integrate with our existing comms and analytics stack?

Delve provides full API access and an MCP connector so coverage data can feed into existing dashboards, data warehouses, or internal tools. It’s built to be the source of truth for comms data, not an isolated platform that sits outside the organisation’s stack.