What AI reads,it repeats.
AI is the defining opportunity of a generation, and we believe its advantage belongs to everybody. Understanding is what makes that advantage real.
By bridging the gap between what an organisation understands of itself and what AI sees of it, we make sure what AI sees is appropriate at all times.
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Why we are here
To bridge the gap between what
you know and what AI sees.
Are our directors and officers becoming increasingly, and unnecessarily, exposed as AI grows?
Increasingly, yes. What AI repeats becomes the organisation’s answer, and the people accountable answer for it. Unnecessarily, for as long as it stays unknown.
Are we fit for AI visibility, and what does that mean?
Fit means found, read correctly, and represented in terms you would stand behind. Unfit means people act on whatever AI could find.
Why we are here · 2 questions
Action needed
01 / 07
Take back control.
Own the conversation.
Service introduction
The measure · Jul. 2026
79% of misinformation or misrepresentation has the organisation’s own online position as its root cause: your digital estate debt.
Taking back control starts with understanding where you are: benchmark your position on the AI Readiness Maturity Scale™, and monitor misinformation levels as the position is corrected.
The source
AAAnow
AAAnow Research, Dec. 2023 to Jan. 2026; P&C (human misinformation) 2014 to 2023.
Action needed · own the conversation
Falling behind
02 / 07
For purchase
AI is now the key.
The measure
94% of B2B buyers state AI is an important or more meaningful source in their purchasing process.
AI is becoming how organisations are interacted with: it is already 1 of the 2 most influential sources shaping purchase decisions among consumers. An organisation that has not looked at what AI reads is falling behind the way it is bought.
The source
Buyers’ Journey Survey: B2B buyers use artificial intelligence during their purchasing process.
AI ranks among consumers’ most influential shopping sources.
Falling behind · AI is how organisations are interacted with
The evidence · 1 of 3
03 / 07
AI errors are now
the leading risk.
The measure
Businesses now rank AI errors, misinformation and hallucination as their leading risk, ahead of legal and reputational exposure.
None of these is a forecast: each is measured, published and already shaping how your organisation is described.
The source
Gallagher
2026 AI Adoption and Risk Survey.
The evidence · measured and published
The evidence · 2 of 3
04 / 07
Most of what AI says,
you do not own.
The measure
Most of what AI says about an organisation comes from sources the organisation does not own.
What the organisation does own is the part it can govern, and the part AI trusts most.
The source
AirOps
21,311 brand mentions across more than 500 commercial-intent queries.
The evidence · measured and published
The evidence · 3 of 3
05 / 07
Visible to search,
closed to AI.
The measure
Technical configuration stops AI reaching material that remains perfectly visible in conventional search.
The estate looks healthy from a browser. The view AI takes is the one nobody checks.
The source
AAAnow
Analysis supported by Cloudflare, Vercel and Merj, and Common Crawl.
The evidence · measured and published
Why now
06 / 07
The longer a position stands, the more it costs to correct.
All use casesThe pattern
Each month that ungoverned material sits there, AI systems read it, repeat it and reinforce it. Correction then means reversing an established position rather than setting a correct one: slower, more expensive, substantially harder.
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Why now · the cost of waiting
Why us
07 / 07
1 integrated answer,
built on the record.
Two and a half years investigating how AI systems read website content and PDFs, on top of 25 years of benchmarking, compliance and capability assessment, including the creation of Sitemorse®, Privacy and Cookies AAAtraq® and ARWELL.
Who’s talking about us
25Years
Of benchmarking and compliance. Our first AI analysis tools launched in 2023.
119Million
Websites analysed and mapped from the outside in, the view AI takes.
3.7Trillion
Data points behind our analytical experience, kept since the beginning.
207
Agent ‘swarm’ available and up to 360,000 assessments applied, so a position is evidenced, not asserted.
Why us · 25 years on the record