How to set up a topic subscription

A topic subscription runs the same research on a schedule, writes a report each time, and emails it to the address you sign in with. It’s useful for anything you’d otherwise check by hand every week: regulation in a sector, a competitor set, a technology, a market.

Create a subscription

1. On the home page, choose Intel Subscription from the options under the question box.
2. Describe what to track in a sentence or two (up to 500 characters). Be specific about the scope, for example “A weekly roundup of AI regulation news in the EU, US and UK, with deadlines that affect software companies”.
3. Set how often it runs and at what time.
4. Click Subscribe, review the details, and confirm.

Each run searches the period since the previous report, so a weekly subscription covers the past week.

Manage your subscriptions

Open Briefings in the sidebar to see all your subscriptions and the reports they’ve produced, newest first. From there you can:

• Pause a subscription and enable it again later.
• Edit what it tracks or when it runs.
• Delete it. Reports it has already produced stay available.

If a subscription fails several times in a row, Divrite pauses it automatically and shows the reason, so it doesn’t keep failing silently. Fix the cause (for example, a description that’s too broad) and enable it again.

Limits and credits

How many subscriptions you can have depends on your plan (see above). Each report uses credits like any other research, so a daily subscription uses roughly seven times as many credits per week as a weekly one. See How credits work.

Hot topics

Separately from your own subscriptions, Divrite publishes recurring reports on a range of popular topics. Browse them on the Hot topics page. Every issue is archived by date.