Three core layers
Where firms find the most in the first month
Each layer answers the same four questions, applied to a different part of how clients find your firm.
Paid search
Where the advertising budget goes, which searches produce enquiries and which quietly waste money.
Read moreSEO and AI search
Traditional rankings and AI citations in one view, including where you rank but are never quoted.
Read moreCompetitors
Named rival firms compared search by search, across Google positions and AI answers.
Read moreAround them
The rest of the picture
Supporting intelligence that makes the three core layers usable day to day.
Website behaviour
How visitors move through the site and which journeys end in a recorded enquiry.
Practice areas
Everything above, grouped to the parts of the firm that are actually managed separately.
Verified recommendations
Each priority carries the figures it came from, so the reasoning can be checked before anyone acts.
Ask a question
The assistant answers from your connected data and knows which screen you are looking at.
Executive reporting
Findings turned into a board-ready report, published as a fixed record and exported to PDF.
Automatic updates
Data refreshes in the background, and you are told plainly when a connection needs attention.
Trust
Why the figures hold up in a partners' meeting
Nothing here is useful if a partner can pull a thread and unravel it. The platform is built to be checked.
- Figures reconciled against each platform's own reporting, with differences flagged rather than smoothed over
- Up to 24 months of history held so periods are compared like for like
- Incomplete periods and missing days stated on the page, not averaged away
- Every recommendation shows the numbers it was derived from
- Rules are deterministic, so the same data produces the same finding
- Nothing is changed in your accounts without a person approving it


