Manage AI Visibility
AI Visibility Tracking monitors how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity respond to questions your potential customers ask—revealing whether AI recommends your brand, your competitors, or someone else entirely.
Quick start
1. Click Create Configuration and describe your product and audience in plain language
2. Review the AI-generated conversations and adjust any that need refining
3. Enter your company name and select which AI platforms to monitor
4. Click Save & Launch Configuration
5. Check results in AI Conversations after 24–48 hours
What should I do next?
The right action depends on your current situation:
| Situation | Action |
| First time setting up | Use AI-powered generation—describe your goal and let the system create conversations |
| Want full control | Use Advanced: Build manually to define context fields and pick from the Ideas Library |
| Existing configuration needs updates | Click the edit button, modify fields or conversations, then save |
| Configuration showing no data | Wait 24–48 hours for initial data collection, then check AI Conversations |
| Results seem off-topic | Edit the extracted context fields and click Regenerate with these changes |
| Need more conversation coverage | Click Browse the Ideas Library to add templates across all buying stages |
Before you start
Gathering these details makes setup faster and produces better results.
Your product or service
• What category does it fall into? (e.g., CRM software, commercial cleaning services)
• What problem does it solve?
Your target audience
• Who buys from you? (job titles like Operations Manager or CFO)
• What size companies? (startup, small, mid-size, large, enterprise)
• Which industries?
• Any geographic focus?
Your competition
• Who are your main competitors?
• What alternatives do buyers consider?
Creating a New Configuration
The configuration wizard offers two approaches:
| Approach | Best for |
| AI-Powered Generation | Fast setup—describe your goal in plain language and receive relevant buyer conversations automatically |
| Manual Build | Full control—define everything yourself using templates from the Ideas Library |
Both approaches guide you through three steps: defining your buyer context, selecting conversations, and configuring monitoring settings.
Step 1: Define your goal
AI-Powered Generation (Recommended)
The fastest way to get started. Describe what you want to track in natural language.
Write your description
The Describe your goal section contains a large text area. Write about your business as if explaining it to a colleague. Include what you sell, who buys it, what problems they solve, and your main competitors.
Example descriptions:
• "We sell accounting software to small business owners in the UK. Competing with Xero, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent. Targeting people frustrated with spreadsheets who need invoicing and tax compliance."
• "We're a dental practice management software targeting practice managers and dental office administrators. Competitors include Dentrix, Eaglesoft, and Open Dental."
• "We run a commercial cleaning company in London targeting office managers at mid-size companies who need reliable contract cleaning services."
Use the example prompts
Below the text area, clickable example prompts appear in quotation marks. Click any example to populate the text area, then edit it to match your situation.

Reviewing generated results
After generation completes, two sections appear:
Extracted Context — An editable panel showing what the system understood from your description:
| Field | Description |
| Solution Category | What type of product or service you offer |
| Industry | The sector your customers work in |
| Audience Role | Job titles of people who buy from you |
| Company Size | Dropdown: startup, small, mid-size, large, enterprise |
| Geography | Region or country (shows "Not specified" if empty) |
| Main Problem | The core issue driving people to seek solutions |
| Competitors | Comma-separated list |
Review these fields carefully. Click any field to edit it—the border turns pink when active.
Generated Conversations — Questions grouped by buying stage, each with a coloured phase tag:
• Awareness — People discovering that solutions like yours exist
• Consideration — People comparing options and building a shortlist
• Decision — People validating their final choice
Each conversation appears as a card with a checkbox on the left, the conversation text in the middle, and an X button on the right to remove it. All conversations are selected by default.

Refining your results
| Action | How to do it |
| Regenerate with edited context | Edit any context field, then click Regenerate with these changes |
| Select or deselect conversations | Click the checkbox or anywhere on the card to toggle selection |
| Remove a conversation | Click the X button—it disappears immediately |
| Add more conversations | Click Browse the Ideas Library to access additional templates |
| Start over | Click Start Over to clear everything and begin again |
At the bottom, a summary shows your selection count (e.g., "18 conversations selected across 3 phases"). Aim for good coverage across all three stages.
When ready, click Continue to Setup to proceed to Step 3.
Manual Build
Click Advanced: Build manually to expand the manual form.

Required fields (marked with pink asterisk):
| Field | What to enter |
| Configuration Name | Descriptive title (e.g., "UK SMB Accounting – Practice Managers") |
| Solution Category | What type of product or service (e.g., "CRM software") |
| Target Industry | The sector your customers work in |
| Target Audience Role | Job titles of buyers (e.g., "Operations Manager") |
| Main Business Problem | The core issue driving people to look for solutions |
Optional fields:
| Field | What to enter |
| Company Size | Startup, Small, Mid-size, Large, or Enterprise |
| Geography/Region | Where your customers are based |
| Budget | Typical budget (single value or range like "50,000–150,000") |
| Alternatives/Comparisons | 3–5 competitors people compare you against |
Click Continue to Ideas Library to proceed to Step 2.
Step 2: Conversations
This step appears when using the manual build flow, or when clicking Browse the Ideas Library from AI-generated results.
Note: When using AI-powered generation and clicking Continue to Setup, this step is skipped as conversations are already created.

The Ideas Library
The Ideas Library appears as a collapsible panel. The header shows the template count (e.g., "138 templates"). Click the header or chevron to expand or collapse it.
Browsing templates:
• Each template card shows a coloured phase tag (Awareness, Consideration, or Decision)
• The question text contains placeholders like {category}, {industry}, {persona}
• Placeholders get replaced with your values when the configuration runs
• Click any template card to add it to Your Conversations
Filtering and searching:
• Use the filter buttons: All, Awareness, Consideration, Decision
• Type in the search box to find templates containing specific words
Writing custom conversations
Click Write Custom Conversation to create your own scenarios.
1. Select the buying stage — Click Awareness, Consideration, or Decision
2. Write your question — Enter the text in the area provided
3. Click Add to save, or Cancel to close without adding
Custom conversation tips:
• Write how real buyers actually ask AI assistants
• Include specific details that trigger relevant AI responses
• Test variations of important scenarios
Managing your conversations
Selected conversations appear in the Your Conversations panel with a count badge.
| Action | How to do it |
| Edit a conversation | Click the pencil icon, make changes, then click Save |
| Delete a conversation | Click the trash icon—re-add from the Ideas Library if needed |
| Recommended count | Aim for 10–20 conversations covering all three journey phases |
Click Next: Configure when ready, or Back to return to Step 1.
Step 3: Configure and review
Configuration settings
Configuration Name — A descriptive title for finding this configuration later.
Company/Product Name — The exact name to track in AI responses. Spelling matters—if AI says "consider Salesforce" and your name is "Salesforce", that counts as a match.

AI Platforms to Monitor — Select which platforms to track (hold Ctrl/Cmd to select multiple):
| Platform | Description |
| ChatGPT | OpenAI's conversational AI |
| Claude | Anthropic's AI assistant |
| Gemini | Google's AI |
| Perplexity | AI-powered search engine |
| ChatGPT + Web | ChatGPT with web search enabled |
| Gemini + Web | Gemini with web search enabled |
| Perplexity + Web | Perplexity with web search enabled |
Web-enabled versions often give different recommendations because they access current information.
Project — Organise configurations by project or campaign (optional).
Domain — Select your website. The system checks whether AI platforms cite your content in their responses (optional).
Feature tracking
Track specific features or messages when AI mentions your brand. This is optional but useful for deeper analysis.
| Action | How to do it |
| Add items | Click the dropdown to search existing items or type a new name and press Enter |
| Reorder by priority | Drag any chip to change its position |
| Remove items | Click the × on any chip |
Saving your configuration
Click Save & Launch Configuration. The system validates all required fields, saves your configuration, and begins monitoring AI platforms. Your configuration appears in the table below the wizard.
Managing your configurations
All configurations appear in a table below the setup wizard

Table columns
| Column | Description |
| Expand | Arrow to show/hide details |
| Configuration Name | Name plus snippet of main problem |
| Key Context | Audience role, industry, and category |
| Project | Which project it belongs to |
| Status | Toggle switch (active or paused) |
| Actions | Edit and delete buttons |
Viewing configuration details
Click the arrow at the start of any row to expand it. The expanded view shows:
• Audience Context & Competition — Audience role, company size, industry, category, geography, budget, and competitors
• Problem & Settings — Business problem, company/product name, domain, AI platforms, and key features
• Conversations — All conversations as small cards with phase tags (paginated if many exist)
Click the arrow again to collapse.
Quick actions
| Action | Icon | Result |
| Expand row | Chevron arrow | Shows full configuration details |
| Toggle status | Toggle switch | Activates or pauses data collection |
| Edit | Pencil | Opens configuration wizard for editing |
| Delete | Trash bin | Permanently removes configuration |
Changing configuration status
Use the toggle switch in the Status column. When teal (on), the configuration is active and collecting data. When grey (off), the configuration is paused. Pausing stops data collection without deleting your setup—resume anytime.
Editing a configuration
1. Click the pencil icon in the Actions column
2. The wizard loads with all existing settings
3. Make changes across any step
4. Click Update Configuration to save
Everything is editable: buyer context, conversations, features, platforms, project, and domain assignments. Historical data remains intact—new data collection uses updated settings.
Deleting a configuration
1. Click the trash icon in the Actions column
2. Read the confirmation message carefully
3. Click OK to confirm, or Cancel to keep
What gets removed permanently:
• All configuration settings
• Associated conversations
• Historical response data
• Linked features and tags
There is no undo. Export any data needed before deleting.
Pagination
Above the table, select how many items per page (5, 10, 25, or 50). Below the table, use navigation buttons to move between pages. The info line shows your position (e.g., "Showing 1–10 of 47 configurations").
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Solution |
| No conversations generated | Add more detail to your description—include audience, problems, and competitors |
| Conversations seem off-topic | Edit the extracted context fields and click Regenerate with these changes |
| Cannot find a saved configuration | Check the workspace dropdown at the top of the page—configurations are organised by workspace |
| Need to change conversations after saving | Click the edit button (pencil icon), make changes, and save |
| Accidentally deleted a conversation | While editing, re-add from the Ideas Library or write it as a custom conversation |
| Configuration shows no data | New configurations take 24–48 hours for initial data—check back after the first processing cycle |
| Required field error when saving | Ensure all required fields are filled: Configuration Name, Solution Category, Target Industry, Audience Role, Main Problem, Company/Product Name, at least one AI Platform, and at least one conversation |
FAQ
How often does AI visibility data update?
Conversations are processed on a scheduled basis, typically within 24–48 hours. Exact timing depends on account configuration and queue volume.
Can multiple competitors be tracked at once?
Yes. Enter competitors as a comma-separated list in the Competitors field. The system uses these in generated conversations.
Why do different AI platforms give different recommendations?
Each AI platform uses different training data, algorithms, and knowledge cutoffs. Web-enabled versions also access current information, which affects recommendations.
What happens when I edit a configuration?
Historical data remains intact. Edited conversations are queued for fresh processing, and new data collection uses the updated settings.
How are buying stages defined?
Awareness covers people discovering solutions exist. Consideration covers people comparing options. Decision covers people validating their final choice. Covering all three stages provides comprehensive visibility.
What is the difference between standard and web-enabled platforms?
Standard versions use only training data. Web-enabled versions search the internet for current information before responding, which often produces different recommendations.
Getting help
Contact support at help@serp360.ai for specific data issues
What happens after launch
Once a configuration is active:
| Timeframe | What to expect |
| 24–48 hours | First conversation data appears |
| 7 days | Meaningful trend patterns emerge |
| 30 days | Comprehensive baseline for analysis |
| 90 days | Long-term trends and seasonal patterns visible |
View results in the AI Conversations section of your dashboard to see how AI platforms respond to each conversation, which brands get mentioned and in what context, citation patterns, performance across buying stages, and trends over time.