Compare products

Put 2–3 products side by side on Innovation, Control and Scale: one column each, rows grouped by area. In Claude.ai and supported clients the table renders inline, with a country picker. You choose the products. Pass 2–3 product ids — typically the ones you just saw in a Snapshot — and the tool builds the grid for exactly those.

What you get

The standardized comparison grid. Each axis (Innovation, Control, Scale) holds rows; each row maps to a real capability group or control dimension in the graph — no aggregate, coverage, or verdict row mixed in:

{
	"market": { "marketId": "mkt-collaboration", "name": "Collaboration & Productivity" },
	"products": [
		{ "productId": "google-workspace", "name": "Google Workspace" },
		{ "productId": "proton-workspace", "name": "Proton" }
	],
	"dimensions": [
		{
			"name": "Control",
			"rows": [
				{
					"label": "Legal Control",
					"sub": "Jurisdiction of laws; resistance to foreign legal demands",
					"type": "band4",
					"values": { "google-workspace": 1, "proton-workspace": 3.5 }
				}
			]
		}
	],
	"countryFilter": null
}

Every row is type: "band4" (a 0–4 scale with half steps). The shared comparison-row contract also defines text (free string) and boolean (yes / partial / no) cell types for other comparison tools, but this tool only ever emits band4. A null value means the product has no data for that row in the current view. countryFilter is the country lens actually applied, or null for the baseline view. For a composite 0–100 score per axis, use Snapshot, CapaIndex, or Sovrnti Max — Compare’s rows are deliberately the leaf-level detail underneath those composites, not another place to report them.

How to use it

Ask your assistant:

Compare Google Workspace and Proton in the collaboration market.

Or pin a jurisdiction:

Compare Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Proton for collaboration, viewed from France.

Your assistant pulls a Snapshot (or calls List markets) to get the product ids and market first, then runs the comparison for the products you named.

Troubleshooting

invalid-input — pass 2 or 3 product ids, and a two-letter country code (e.g. FR) or none. Fewer than 2 or more than 3 products is rejected.
market-not-found — the market is well-formed but doesn’t exist. Ask your assistant to list markets first.
insufficient-credits — wallet empty. Top up in your organization’s billing page.
Empty cells or a missing product — a product with no evaluation in the selected country shows blank cells; switch the country lens (or use the baseline view) to see it.

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