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Reports
Every report your account produces, in one place — the Diagnostic, your booked Services deliverables, and the trends that read across them.
Five kinds of report, one shelf
Every report your account owns lives in one place, no matter how it was produced.
The core forensic output. Always runs at full depth; your plan controls how much is visible.
Inside: executive summary · MIDAS score · pillar scoring · blind spots · action items · detected tech stack. See a populated sample →
Strategic Assessments, Competitive Reports, and Infrastructure Audits land alongside — and evolve from — your Diagnostic. Same shelf, same history, so a booked engagement reads against the same baseline as the free scan.
* Booked engagements are a separately paid service, independent of your plan.
Trends report
A second-tier report layered on your runs — it tracks how scores and action items move over time. Built once you have more than one Diagnostic to compare.
Which domains six AI answer engines cite when someone asks about a category you name. Ten pinned questions across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overview and Google AI Mode — sixty answers — come back as a citation grid and a presence-share ranking of every domain those answers cited, ranked against you. It lands on this shelf, on its own page beside your Diagnostics.
A point-in-time reading — each scan records what the engines answered on the day it ran, and scans are not tracked against one another. Start it from a completed Diagnostic and it names the competitors that report found, or type a domain. What the scan covers →
* A separately paid $29 USD one-off ($19 to re-scan the same domain, category and country), independent of your plan.
One row per URL: what your robots.txt declares for each of 30 named AI crawlers on that path, and — for a sample of pages — what those crawlers actually receive when they fetch it, compared with what a browser gets. Import your sitemap, approve the URL set, and the report lands on this shelf beside your Diagnostics.
Every probed URL is published with the coverage stated; a URL that could not be measured is reported as unmeasured, never as a finding. Requires a completed Diagnostic — the scan takes its host from it. Import and review are free; you pay when you run. What the scan covers →
* A separately paid one-off, priced by URL count, independent of your plan.
Reports, where you need them
Read them in the dashboard, hand them off, or pipe them into your own tools.
Report sharing
Share by email with named recipients — a teammate, a client, the consultant you are briefing. They open the live report in the dashboard, not a screenshot.
- •One version of the truth. Everyone sees the same scores and the same action-item status, as of now.
- •Revocable. Your Sent list shows who has access; pull it back when the engagement ends.
- •Works for booked deliverables too. Strategic Assessments and Infrastructure Audits share the same way.
PDF export
Download any Diagnostic or Trends analysis as a dated PDF — every section your plan shows, laid out for print. The accountability report.
- •Board packs and client decks. Attach it as-is; the cover date says when the findings were true.
- •A record that does not move. The dashboard updates; the file you filed with the quarter does not.
- •For people who will never log in. Procurement, a lender, an outgoing agency.
Markdown (.md) export
The whole report as one dated, plain-text file with YAML frontmatter — every score, finding and recommendation, readable without a login.
- •Paste it into any AI model. Drop the file into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and ask questions about your own infrastructure — no integration, no agent setup.
- •Hand it to people without a login. A consultant, a developer, a board member — the file carries the findings and the date they were true.
- •Commit it. Keep each run in a repo, a wiki or Notion and diff the quarters like code.
- •Feed your own tools. RAG pipelines, internal search, a knowledge base — anything that reads files reads this.
The MCP agent door is the live, authenticated version of the same data. The file is for everything that does not speak MCP.
See a full report
We built a sample Pro-plan report for a fictional retailer — realistic findings in the real report format, every section populated.