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Answers

Open Answers to inspect what AI models said about your primary brand or manage the prompts that collect that evidence. It has two tabs: Mentions and Prompts.

Review mentions

Mentions is the default view. It lists primary-brand mentions by capture date, with the surrounding text and the model that produced the answer.

  1. Choose a date range, segment, or model to narrow the list.
  2. Open a mention to inspect its evidence.
  3. Follow the response link to read the full answer in context.

A mention means the brand appeared. It does not necessarily mean the model recommended it. Review recommendation and sentiment evidence where available.

If the list is empty, confirm the brand has a primary brand record, widen the date range, and check that prompts have captured responses. A response that does not mention your brand will still be available under Prompts.

Manage prompts

Open Answers -> Prompts to search the brand's questions and filter by segment. To add a prompt, choose the segment it belongs to. That segment supplies the model selection and collection schedule.

You can write a prompt yourself or generate related suggestions. Optional tags, intent, category, market, and language help organise the evidence.

The prompt's action menu lets you:

  • Edit labels and classification while keeping the same wording and history.
  • Replace wording by creating a new active prompt and pausing the old version. Existing responses stay with the old version.
  • Pause or resume collection.
  • Delete a prompt and its attached evidence permanently.

See Prompts for the creation and replacement steps.

Read the full answer

Open a prompt to compare responses across models and capture times. Where available, the response page shows classifications, recommendations, competitors, brand mentions, and citations. Use its filters to investigate a particular outcome or competitor group.

AI analysis may still be processing or may be unavailable. Read the captured response text and citations to assess the evidence yourself. See Responses.

Choose the next action

Use Perception for aggregate sentiment and brand language, Sources for citations and website traffic, or Content Studio to plan content for a relevant answer gap.