Collections vs. Legacy Premium Content
If you used collections in legacy Premium Content, here's what's changed:
| Legacy Premium Content | New Premium Content |
Grouping content | Coverage tags applied at ingestion | User-defined collections |
Auto-collection | Automatic captures, with no user control — gaps could go unnoticed | Auto-collect with filters you define and control |
Reporting | Reports pulled from auto-captured content, with no visibility into gaps | Reports build from your curated collections |
Change tracking | None | Full 12-month history per collection |
Project association | Articles tab | Collections tab |
Creating a Collection
Start from either:
The search landing page — click Create Collection
A search results page — create a collection directly from your results
You'll need a unique collection name; a description (up to 500 characters) is optional.
Organizing with Auto-Collect
Filters keep your collection populated automatically. Set them from the creation window or the Filters tab. Filter by:
Keywords — comma-separated or as chips
Content type — Research, Quote, Blog, LinkedIn, X/Twitter
Firm
Influencer group
Influencer
Turn on the auto-update toggle to keep adding new matching content as it's ingested. Leave it off for a one-time scan.
Heads up: Editing and saving filters re-evaluates the whole collection — content that no longer matches is removed, not just excluded going forward.
Adding and Removing Content Manually
To add: from any search results page, select one or more items (or Select All) and choose Add to collection — to an existing one or a new one on the spot. Duplicates are skipped automatically.
To remove: select items on the collection's detail page and choose Remove from Collection. If that content is used in a saved report, removing it updates the report too.
Viewing and Sorting
Your collections list shows every collection on your site — creator, item count, and auto-update status — sortable by any of those.
Within a collection, content displays as cards, sortable by:
Recently added (default)
Newest / Oldest (published date)
Name A–Z / Z–A
Editing a Collection
Update the name and description (Settings tab) or filters (Filters tab) — just remember changes only take effect once you click Save.
Archiving and Deleting
Archive to pause a collection — it's hidden and read-only, but content, filters, and reports stay intact. Restore brings it back and resumes auto-update.
Only archived collections can be deleted, and deletion is permanent — it removes the collection's filters and any reports built from it (the content items themselves stay put).