Enterprise Custom

Your questions.
A scope built around them.

Understand how AI describes your organization, answers election questions and presents geopolitical narratives. Bring a brief on business visibility, public information, elections or propaganda research and shape a custom engagement with Seenvero.

Start with the use case

Enterprise Custom brings broader business coverage and specialist projects into one conversation. The examples below are starting points for a brief. We confirm feasibility, capabilities, review responsibilities and deliverables with you before quoting.

Specialist analysis, multilingual validation and expert review are scoped separately. Your proposal sets out the collection coverage, any additional work required and what the final report will answer.

Who it is for

From brand visibility to public knowledge

Each field needs its own questions, evidence and interpretation. Find the starting point that fits yours.

01 / Business & communications

Understand your visibility and reputation

For teams whose coverage, reporting or review needs go beyond a standard subscription.

Businesses and in-house marketing
Explore category visibility, recommendations and citations across an agreed set of brands and markets.
SEO, PR and communications agencies
Shape multi-client monitoring, evidence reports and follow-up work around your practice.
Corporate communications and reputation teams
Investigate outdated product facts, ownership confusion and inaccurate organizational descriptions.
Employer-brand teams and professional associations
Review organization, qualification and membership information against current public records.

02 / Public information & elections

Understand public-information and election answers

Review how AI answers public and election questions, from practical facts to candidate recommendations, using an agreed question panel and review method.

Municipalities and public-service agencies
Review answers about service requirements, deadlines and contact details against official information.
Political campaigns and parties
Study answers to questions such as ‘In upcoming elections in [country], who should I vote for?’ Review the candidates or parties recommended, the reasons, framing and citations, and differences across AI systems, languages and dates. Apply the same review criteria across parties.
Election administrators and civic observers
Review election procedures and official candidate information using consistent questions and factual standards.

03 / Geopolitical narratives & propaganda

Measure how narratives appear in AI answers

Scope geopolitical narrative and propaganda analysis around defined claims: how often they appear, how they are framed, and how AI treats them. Agree the question panel, source framework and specialist review before collection.

Think tanks and diplomatic analysis teams
Track defined claims and potential propaganda narratives. Review whether AI endorses, attributes, challenges or leaves a claim unresolved, and compare reasons, cited sources and changes across engines, languages and dates.
Universities, AI evaluators and foundations
Design reproducible studies of narrative recurrence, framing and source use, with documented review criteria, comparable question panels and language-specific expert review.

Example research question: “How do AI systems assess claims of a US-organized coup, domestic political protest and closer EU ties when explaining Ukraine in 2014? What evidence do they cite?”

04 / Publishing & culture

Follow your work into AI answers

Bring the articles, transcripts and records that establish what was published and who should receive credit.

Publishers and public broadcasters
Investigate attribution, quotation accuracy and whether a cited article supports the associated claim.
Museums, cultural institutions, creators and experts
Review biographies, collections, attribution and discovery against authoritative records.

05 / Education & destinations

Help people find accurate information

Connect discovery questions with the practical details prospective students and visitors need.

Universities and education providers
Review course, admissions, accreditation and scholarship descriptions for stale or unsupported information.
Tourism boards and destination organizations
Explore destination visibility and descriptions of places, attractions and visitor services.

06 / Specialist information

Bring domain expertise to the review

Agree reference standards, specialist reviewers and the limits of the findings as part of the brief.

NGOs and humanitarian information services
Review information about available assistance, eligibility and service contacts with local experts.
Public-health and science communicators
Explore audits of summaries against dated scientific publications or official guidance, with expert review.
Investors and due-diligence teams
Find source-linked inconsistencies in AI descriptions to investigate through primary evidence.

Agree the scope before the work begins

01

Define the question

Tell us what you need to understand, who will use the findings, and which organizations, subjects, markets or languages matter.

02

Set the evidence and method

Agree the question panel, engines, collection period, reference documents and responsibilities for specialist or language review.

03

Confirm the deliverables

Set the report format, follow-up comparisons, access needs, timeline and price. Any extra analysis or development is explicit in the proposal.

Keep the finding tied to the evidence

Reports describe the answers observed in the agreed sample. Election monitoring records recommendations, reasons, framing, citations and refusals under consistent questions and review criteria across parties. These observations describe AI behavior; they do not measure voter opinion, audience reach or effects on voting decisions. Public-service and election-procedure reviews compare factual claims with dated official information. Propaganda assessments use documented criteria and specialist review. A claim appearing in an answer does not establish endorsement; recurrence alone does not identify a coordinated operation, its organizers or its influence on people. Specialist findings are interpreted with the reviewers named in the brief.

Let’s define your brief

What do you need to understand about AI answers?

Tell us your use case, the coverage you have in mind and the outcome you need. We will discuss a practical scope with you.

Email hello@seenvero.com with your brief.