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The Summary dashboard is the first thing you see when you open AI Search. It gives you a single-screen read on how your brand appears across AI platforms so you can decide whether to investigate further or move on.

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What the visibility score tells you

The visibility score is the percentage of your tracked prompts where the AI mentioned your brand in its response. For example, if you track 200 prompts and your brand appears in 40 of them, your visibility score is 20%. The score updates as Beeze processes new answers, so it reflects the latest state of your tracked prompt set — not a one-time snapshot. A few things to keep in mind:
  • The score is relative to your prompt library. Adding or removing prompts changes the denominator, which changes the score
  • A mention counts whether the brand is featured prominently or only referenced briefly
  • Scores are most useful when compared over time or against competitors, not as absolute benchmarks

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Competitor comparison chart

The competitor comparison chart plots your visibility score alongside every tracked competitor over time. Use it to answer questions like:
  • Is a competitor gaining visibility while yours is flat
  • Did a content change or campaign shift the balance
  • Are there seasonal patterns in how AI platforms cite brands in your space
Hover over a data point to see the exact score for any brand on a specific date. The chart respects all active filters, so you can isolate a single AI model or tag to see how competition differs across segments.
If a competitor consistently outperforms you on a specific model, investigate their cited sources on the Sources page. The domains driving their visibility may reveal content gaps you can address.

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Recent activity

The recent activity section shows the latest AI-generated answers that mentioned your brand. Each entry includes:
  • The prompt that triggered the answer
  • Which AI model produced it
  • A preview of how your brand was referenced
This section is useful for spotting new mentions quickly without switching to the full Overview page. It acts as a lightweight feed so you can stay aware of what AI platforms are saying about you right now.

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Filters

The toolbar at the top controls all sections on the page. Filters apply globally — changing the model filter updates the visibility score, the competitor chart, and the recent activity list at the same time.

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When to use summary vs other pages

Summary is designed for a fast check. When you need to drill into the data behind a change, the other pages provide the depth.

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Reading your dashboard

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Check the visibility score

Look at the headline number. Is it higher or lower than last time you checked? A shift of more than a few points usually means something changed — either in AI behavior, your content, or competitor activity.
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Scan the competitor chart

See whether any competitor moved significantly. If a competitor jumped, that is worth investigating. If everyone moved together, the shift may reflect a model update rather than a competitive change.
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Filter by model

Switch between AI providers to see if the change is platform-specific. A drop on Gemini but not ChatGPT tells a different story than a drop everywhere.
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Filter by tag

Narrow to a specific campaign or topic. This helps you understand whether the change is broad or concentrated in one area of your prompt set.
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Review recent activity

Read through the latest mentions. Confirm whether your brand is being positioned favorably and whether the context matches your expectations.
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Decide on next steps

If something looks off, continue to Overview for a deeper analysis. If everything looks stable, you are done.
The fastest way to improve visibility scores is to ensure the content AI models cite is accurate, comprehensive, and well-structured. Focus on the sources that appear in Sources — those are the pages AI platforms are already using to form answers in your space.