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Every other AEO tool stops at the recommendation.
We deploy the fix.

From audit finding to deployed change — in one click. Fixes route to your CMS, your repo, or your CDN. No copy-pasting recommendations into tickets. No developer handoff for routine changes.

The gap in every other AEO tool

Every monitoring and audit tool in the market does the same thing: surfaces a list of problems and leaves you to figure out implementation. The output is a PDF, a CSV, or a dashboard — never a deployed change.

The result? Audit findings sit in backlogs for weeks. Routine fixes get blocked by developer availability. And citation rate stays flat while you wait.

Audit. Inbox. Dispatch. Measure.

Four steps. Every other tool stops at step two.

01

Audit surfaces the issue

The platform's 390+ check audit flags a problem. Every flagged issue becomes a structured inbox task — not a line item in a PDF.

02

You see exactly what to change

The task describes what's wrong, why it matters for citations, and the specific change needed. Brand context is injected so fixes align with your voice and positioning.

03

One click deploys it

Select the dispatch channel — CMS, code repo, or CDN — and push. The fix lands in the right system without you leaving the platform.

04

Citation impact is measured

The platform baselines citation rate at dispatch time and measures the change. You see whether the fix moved the needle — per change, not as a blended average.

Three dispatch channels

Every fix routes to the system that can action it.

Content & CMS

Schema injection, meta updates, content changes, structured data — pushed directly to your live CMS.

Multiple major CMS platforms supported natively.

Code & Infrastructure

Pull requests auto-generated for code-level fixes. Redirects, headers, bot access rules, sitemap updates — ready for review and merge.

Works with your existing code review workflow.

Edge & Performance

CDN-level fixes for headers, redirects, and edge rules that don't require a full deploy cycle.

Near-instant deployment for infrastructure-level changes.

Monitoring without action is just expensive awareness.

The AEO category is full of tools that tell you what's wrong. We built the only platform that also fixes it — so your citation rate actually moves, instead of sitting in a backlog while competitors take the space.

Common questions

What kinds of fixes can be dispatched?

Schema injection, redirect rules, HTTP headers, bot access rules, sitemap updates, structured data fixes, content meta changes, and more. Anything the audit flags that can be expressed as a specific change to a specific system.

Do I need a developer?

For CMS fixes: no. The platform pushes changes directly. For code-level fixes: a developer reviews and merges the auto-generated PR, but they don't write any code — the change is already there.

How do I know if a fix actually worked?

The platform takes a citation baseline at dispatch time and measures the change over the following weeks. You get a clear verdict: did this fix improve citation rate, cause a regression, or produce no measurable change.

Can I review before anything goes live?

Always. CMS changes can be previewed. Code changes are pull requests you review before merging. Nothing deploys without your approval.

What if my CMS isn't supported?

You can still use the fix description and export the task list. The dispatch layer supports the most common platforms — and we're adding more based on demand.

Can agencies use this across clients?

Yes. Each client workspace has its own integrations. Fixes dispatch per-client. Agency users manage dispatch across all clients from one view.

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