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Never miss important content again
Centralize your sources, automate your monitoring and collaborate with your team to identify and share the information that matters.
Let's goPowerful and customizable monitoring
Create and save unlimited Boolean searches from the Scoop.it index to precisely follow the topics that interest you.
Sort results by relevance or recency, and stay informed by setting up alerts.
Also add your trusted sources: RSS feeds and X accounts.
Organize them by groups, and use advanced filters to focus on the topics that matter.
Capture content in one click
While browsing the web, instantly capture interesting content with our smart bookmarklet.
Share the monitoring workload
Share your searches and sources with the curators in your space to collaborate effectively and avoid duplicates.
Monitoring becomes faster and more efficient teamwork.
Add your own content
In addition to curating third-party content, publish your own sources.
Create articles or notes and upload your content: PDFs, videos, images, or any other document.
Collaborate with your community
Monitoring is primarily done by curators, but you can also involve your readers.
They can:
- Suggest articles to curators
- Comment on content
- Mention other users
- React with likes
A simple way to keep your monitoring alive and enrich your content selection.
An advanced publishing interface
Edit, format and enrich your articles from the publishing interface.
Then schedule their distribution to maintain a regular content flow.
Easily store and organize your content
Create public or private topic pages to organize the content you select.
Classify them with tags to easily find information and structure your knowledge base.
They trust us...
I particularly appreciate the ability to structure content by tags. It reflects a true documentary approach and allows organizing information into coherent sub-themes, aligned with our internal classification system.
Aurélie SIGNOLES
Head of the Urban Knowledge Resource Center
Ecole des Ingénieurs de la Ville de Paris
