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Customizing Your Company Information in Skyp

Learn how to update your website, customer details, and brand voice so Skyp’s AI always reflects your current go-to-market.

Written by Alexander Shartsis
June 4, 2026

Why your company information matters

Skyp's campaigns are powered by what it knows about:

If any of these change—new positioning, new site, new ICP focus—you'll want to update your Company settings so the AI stays accurate.

Customizing Your Company Information in Skyp

Accessing the Company tab

  1. Log into Skyp.
  2. Click on Settings in the left sidebar.
  3. The Company tab opens by default — it is the first tab in Settings.

If you completed onboarding, you'll already see:

This is the information Skyp currently uses to understand your company and ICP.

Option 1: Re-analyze your website

If your website has changed meaningfully (new messaging, new product focus, updated pages), the fastest option is to re-analyze your website.

In the Company tab you can:

  1. Confirm or update your URL.
  2. Click Analyze website to trigger a fresh pass.

Skyp will:

Use this when your public-facing site is the primary source of truth for your product and messaging.

⚠️ Important: Clicking Analyze website will overwrite the existing company, customer, and brand voice fields with the new analysis.

Option 2: Manually edit your company information

If you're making more targeted tweaks—like refining your ICP or adjusting tone for a specific campaign—you can edit fields by hand instead of re-analyzing.

Edit business & ICP details

Under Customers (or related sections), you can:

This is useful when:

Edit brand voice

Under Brand voice, you can:

These changes give you total control over how Skyp writes, without needing to change your website.

What happens when you click "Analyze website"

When you use Analyze website:

If you've invested time manually tuning these fields, you may want to preserve a copy first.

How to preserve your custom settings

Before re-analyzing your website, consider backing up your current configuration:

You can later:

This gives you the freedom to experiment with new analyses without losing your best working version.