Fix Dispatch

A finding is not a fix. Ship the change, then measure it.

Audit findings route to the system that can make the change: your CMS, your code repo, your CDN, your tag container, or the review site and community thread where the problem lives. You approve, it ships, and the platform tracks what it did to your AI visibility.

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Where it helps

Missed shortlist
Ship the schema, page and crawl fixes that keep AI from shortlisting you.
Wrong story
Correct the pages, profiles and listings AI reads its wrong facts from.
Lost at verification
Reply to reviews and community threads where buyers go to check you.

Part of the loop

Observe
Diagnose
Recommend
Act
Measure
Learn

How it works

Audit. Inbox. Dispatch. Measure.

01
Audit surfaces the issue
The audit (300+ automated checks) flags a problem. Each finding becomes a structured task in your inbox, not a line in a PDF.
02
You see exactly what to change
The task says what is wrong, why it matters for AI citations, and the specific change. Your brand context is applied so the fix fits your voice.
03
Approve and dispatch
Pick the channel and send it. The change lands in the right system without copy-pasting into tickets.
04
Impact is measured
The platform records your AI visibility when the fix ships and compares it afterwards, per change, not as a blended average.

Dispatch channels

Every fix goes to the system that can make it.

WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify

Content and CMS

Schema, titles and meta, FAQ blocks and structured data, published straight to your live pages.

GitHub

Code and repository

Code-level fixes arrive as a pull request: redirects, headers, bot access rules, sitemap and llms.txt changes, written and ready to review.

Cloudflare, Netlify

Edge and CDN

Header, redirect and edge-rule fixes applied at the CDN, so infrastructure changes don't wait on a deploy cycle.

Google Tag Manager

Tags and measurement

Tracking and measurement changes pushed to your tag container without touching site code.

Reviews, community, outreach

Off-site and reputation

Review replies, community answers, profile and directory corrections, and journalist outreach. Drafted in your brand voice, sent only after you approve.

API and webhooks

Anything else

A signed, replay-protected webhook carries the structured fix to whatever system you run.

Why it matters

Findings that sit in a backlog don't move AI visibility.

Most audits end as a list. Routine fixes then wait on developer time, and AI keeps citing the same pages and competitors while they wait.

Fix Dispatch closes that gap. Routine changes ship from the platform with your approval, and code changes reach your developers as a ready pull request instead of a ticket to interpret.

Questions

Common questions

What kinds of fixes can be dispatched?

Schema, redirect rules, HTTP headers, bot access rules, sitemap updates, structured data, titles and meta, review replies 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 the change directly. For code-level fixes, a developer reviews and merges the pull request, but the change is already written.

How do I know if a fix worked?

The platform records your AI visibility when the fix ships and compares the same buyer questions in the weeks after. Repeat runs let you tell a real change from noise: lift, no change, or a regression.

Can I review before anything goes live?

Always. CMS changes can be previewed, code changes are pull requests you merge, and off-site replies are drafts you approve. Nothing ships without your approval.

What if my CMS isn't supported?

Use the fix description, export the task list, or send the structured fix to your own system by webhook.

Can agencies use this across clients?

Yes. Each client workspace has its own integrations and fixes dispatch per client. Agency users see dispatch across all clients from one view.

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