How do our teams get access?

What a login opens

The platform is the same one your strategist works from, so a login gives your team the reports rather than a summary of them. Reports are saved per market and per team, cut by platform, country, persona, and tag, and compared with the previous window. The UK team opens the UK view; the product marketing team opens the persona view; leadership opens the executive report with share of voice and mention rate per brand and market.

A saved view has a link, and the link opens exactly that view, down to the drill-down. That is how a signal in the briefing gets passed to the team that owns it: the recommendation and the evidence travel together, and the recipient lands on the prompts, answers, and sources behind it rather than on a home screen.

The MCP endpoint

The platform exposes an MCP endpoint, so your own AI agents can query the same data your teams see. A team that already runs an internal assistant can point it at your tracked prompts, answers, and share of voice and ask its own questions, without exporting anything or waiting for a report.

Why the first weeks are a baseline

Access starts in the first weeks, but the reports only become useful once the question set has run long enough to compare one window with the one before. The first runs are the baseline: what each engine answers today, which brands it names, which sources it cites. Movement is measured from there, so the first briefing your teams read is already a comparison rather than a snapshot.