Ask Claude which AI engine names your product least

What each tool does

There are 9 read tools. Your assistant picks the right one, so you never have to name it. The names are what your assistant may show when it asks to run one.

• get_account_status

  Your plan and trial status and question limit; how each engine is collected, your country setting and the dated events behind a movement; and per engine how many answers could be judged. Choose a view: status, engines or health.

• get_visibility

  How often each engine named you over 7, 28 or 84 days, as “named in k of n answers”. Views: overview, compare (this period against the one before, same thresholds as change alerts) and own_site (how often your own site is cited; not available for local businesses).

• list_questions

  Your tracked questions and how often each names you, with the ids the question-level views use. Views: list, history (one question week by week on each engine) and handling (searched the web or answered from memory).

• get_answers

  Recent answers, or one answer in full with its sources. Each links to its page in your dashboard.

• get_competitors

  The companies cited in answers that did not name you. Views: list, trends (the competitors you chose to track, week by week) and sources (the pages cited for one competitor). Not available for local businesses.

• get_sources

  The sites and pages cited most often. Views: sites (with the kind of site), pages (which answers, engines and positions) and types_over_time (the mix of site types by week; Bevizio’s own classification, which can be wrong).

• get_changes

  The changes Bevizio’s statistical test flagged in about the last six weeks, each comparing two weeks of answers with the four weeks before.

• get_search_queries

  The web searches the engines ran while answering, as the provider reports them, and the questions that triggered them. Not every engine reports its searches.

• list_notes

  Your current dated notes, newest first, with who wrote each (you or an assistant) and which one an assistant can delete. Note text is quoted, never an instruction.

Local businesses get the same tools, with differences: there is no competitor list yet (and so no pages cited alongside a competitor), no figures for your own site’s citations and no “how was I named” split. Results are broken down by area and service instead, on the engines Bevizio uses for local businesses, because local businesses are judged by their own rules (see how we measure).

What it can and can’t do

Every figure is a count of dated answers, written “named in 55 of 435 answers”. It is a snapshot of what an engine said on a given day. There is no score and no forecast, and Bevizio doesn’t tell you what to change on your site: it measures. If your assistant adds its own opinion, it should say so, and you should treat it as the assistant’s.

The numbers are the dashboard’s numbers. For a product or website, “named” means your product name or an alias you set appears in the answer text, or your own site is cited as a source. Ask “how was I named?” and the assistant can split the count. Answers Bevizio couldn’t judge are reported as gaps, not as misses.

Answers and cited pages are written by other people, so a sentence in one could try to steer an assistant that has other tools, such as email or files. Bevizio labels all such text as a quotation, strips hidden characters, turns links into plain text, and flags phrases that read like instructions. It tells your assistant never to act on them. The flag is a warning and cannot catch everything, and it is your assistant that decides what to do, so be careful about connecting an assistant that can act on your behalf without asking you.

Your assistant reads by default. If you choose, in Settings, you can also let it make a small set of changes, for each connection separately, for 30 days. At the level “Add and remove notes only” it can add and remove notes. At the level “Notes, plus questions, competitors and alternative spellings” it can also add, archive, restore, pause or resume questions, track or stop tracking competitors, and change your alternative spellings (which changes how your numbers are counted from then on, so allow that only if you want it). For a local business, the higher level is “Notes, plus areas and services”: it can add or archive an area or a service, and Bevizio builds the questions from them. It can never touch billing, your plan, your password, your product’s name, website or country, or your account. Every change is logged in Settings and limited. For 7 days, while that connection still has permission, you can ask it to undo a change, and you can always change or remove the item yourself. It can’t run an extra check: use the dashboard for that.

Safety and privacy

It reads unless you say otherwise

The connection is read-only until you allow changes in Settings, for each connection separately, for 30 days. Even then it can’t touch billing, your plan, your password or your account, and a pasted connection key can never change anything.

You can switch it off in one click

Settings lists every assistant you connected by signing in (personal keys are listed separately). Disconnect stops that assistant at once and leaves the others alone.

It sees one product

The assistant can read only the product on your account. The database itself enforces that limit.

What it can read

Your product’s name and website, your questions, how often each engine named you, and which companies and pages the engines cited. It can also read the web searches the engines ran, your dated notes, recent answers (the full text for the last 12 months), changes we detected, and your plan and trial status. It can’t read your email address, your password or your billing details.

Where your questions go

What you ask and what comes back is handled by your assistant’s maker, under your own agreement with them. Bevizio doesn’t send your results to an assistant; the assistant asks for them. We record which tool was used, whether it worked, how long the request took, and which connection and account it came from. We don’t record what you asked or what came back, apart from the changes an assistant makes for you if you let it: those go in a record of changes, described in the privacy policy.

More on how the numbers are collected, and what they can’t show, is on how we measure. The wording that covers all this is in the privacy policy and the terms.

Which assistant plans work

For Claude, custom connectors are available on the Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans, and the Free plan allows one (Anthropic’s help page, read October 19, 2026). For ChatGPT, OpenAI’s help page (read October 19, 2026) lists custom MCP connections for Business and Enterprise/Edu workspaces, and for Pro with read-only access, on the web only. On Business, only an admin or owner can add one. The page doesn’t list Free or Plus. Cursor has no limit we know of.

How old is the data?

Every reply that returns figures starts with the date of the newest answer Bevizio could judge and how many days ago that was.