Brand dashboard

Visibility — how often you are named. Rank — where in the answer. Tone — how you are described. Three numbers rather than one, because they move for different reasons and are fixed by different work.

The last thirty days by default, with a ninety-day view a click away, and every figure refreshed daily so the week-over-week move is a real comparison.

Share of answers, mentions against the category, and movement since last week. Enough to know the direction before you open anything.

Because a screen with twenty numbers is read by nobody. The detail is one click deeper; the top of the dashboard is for the question 'is this better or worse'.

Yes, the metrics are selectable per project. Most teams leave the default until a specific campaign makes a fourth number matter.

Both. The default is every engine you have on, and the engine filter narrows the same three numbers without changing their definition.

Same prompts, same engines, the two seven-day windows that just ended. Nothing is compared against a partial week, which is what makes Monday numbers misleading elsewhere.

Yes, it has a display mode with no chrome that refreshes on its own. Teams that run it in the office tend to notice a drop the day it happens.

You set the threshold; the notification carries the prompt and the answer that caused it, so the alert is already the start of the investigation.

Daily is for whoever owns the content queue. Monthly is the report, and the report is generated from the same numbers so the two never disagree.