Question 1

Which sources does PulseWit cover?

Accepted Answer

PulseWit covers X (Twitter), Reddit, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, Facebook, YouTube (videos and comments), Google News and thousands of news sites, blogs, forums, podcasts, Google Play and Apple App Store reviews, Trustpilot, G2, and Product Hunt.

Question 2

Does PulseWit support Boolean queries and advanced filtering?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PulseWit supports full Meltwater-style Boolean syntax — AND, OR, NOT, parentheses, quoted phrases, hashtags, @mentions, exclude terms and per-keyword disambiguation rules — plus filtering by platform, sentiment, language, country, influencer tier, campaign and date range.

Question 3

How much historical data does PulseWit provide?

Accepted Answer

PulseWit retains the full mention history from the day tracking starts, indefinitely on paid plans. Recent-history backfill is available at onboarding on Growth and Enterprise plans, and all charts support custom date ranges and year-over-year comparisons.

Question 4

Does PulseWit do competitor benchmarking?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Competitor tracking, Share of Voice, net sentiment scoring, side-by-side battlecards, a competitor discovery wizard and campaign SOV lift are core PulseWit features.

Question 5

Can I export data or integrate PulseWit via API?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every report and mentions feed can be exported to CSV, JSON, PDF and PPTX. PulseWit also offers scheduled email reports, Slack and Microsoft Teams webhook alerts, and a REST API with webhooks on Growth and Enterprise plans.

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