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Turn a competitor’s mention into a question you can investigate

Start with the buying decisions that matter to your business. Seenvero shows what assistants answered, which companies they named and which sources they returned.

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Find the missing mention

Use Overview, Brands and Prompts to find questions where a competitor appears and you do not. Compare the same engines, markets and time periods.

Inspect the evidence

Open the answer and its sources. Gap Analysis and Page Audit help identify missing information or technical obstacles. Treat these as hypotheses, not proof of why an engine chose a company.

Choose and follow up on a change

Keep a supported action, improve the relevant page, then compare later answers. Reports carry the sampling limits so your team can assess progress honestly.

Every screen, with what it cannot tell you, is on the features page. How answers are collected and counted is in the methodology, and the free page check shows whether AI crawlers can read a page before you rewrite it.

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Questions brand teams ask

Which AI assistants does Seenvero check for my brand?
Today: ChatGPT, ChatGPT (API), Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Mode, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Meta Muse, DeepSeek, Google AI Overviews. Your plan sets how many each question is asked on, and every stored answer records the model and collection method that produced it.
How do I find the questions where a competitor is named and we are not?
Prompts shows visibility per question for your own brand, so you see which questions you lose rather than only an average. Gap Analysis lists the domains and pages that appeared in answers where your brand did not, and Brands shows whether you were recommended, listed, mentioned in passing or cautioned against.
Can Seenvero tell me why an assistant recommends a competitor?
No. No engine publishes why it chose a source, so an honest answer is evidence plus a hypothesis: here is what the answers said, here is what your page and theirs contain, here is the likeliest gap, and here is the retest that will show whether closing it moved anything.
How do we know whether a content change worked?
Record the change in Actions with the date it went live and the affected URL, then compare a 7, 14 or 28-day window on either side. The comparison only runs on identical prompt wording, engine, geography, model and collection method, and what it shows is an observation about two samples, never proof that your change caused it.
Are these real customer searches?
No. It is a sample of the questions you chose, asked on a schedule, in the countries you set. It is not a record of real user searches and it is not a measure of search demand.