Citation Intelligence
Inspect the sources behind an AI answer.
Open the returned source pages and assess their relevance to your category. Our sample keeps the question, provider, observation time and source links together.
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A source-review checklist
ExampleIllustrative pages and review prompts. These are not observed sources for your brand or a ranking of their influence.
| Page type | What to inspect |
|---|---|
| Review site | Does the page describe the category and available options accurately? |
| Discussion thread | Which needs or concerns are people raising? |
| Industry guide | Is its advice current and relevant to this buyer question? |
Use the source list to ask better questions
A returned page gives you something specific to review. Does it address the buyer’s question? Is its information current? Does it accurately describe your category? Read the page before deciding whether a content change or correction is useful.
Returned answer sources are not always inline citations. A source list does not establish training influence or explain why an engine produced its answer. Our real sample preserves that distinction while giving you the links to inspect.
Find a starting point for your brand
Get a free modeled assessment, then choose a question worth investigating. No account, card or email is needed to see it.
How evidence is measured