Report guide
One scorecard. Every answer behind it.
The report is designed for marketers and leadership: the grade is visible, the scoring arithmetic is explainable, and every result can be traced back to the retained AI answer.
What should an AI visibility report include?
An AI visibility report should show the score, grade, coverage, a short analysis summary, selected buyer questions, scanned AI systems, exact answers, target mention and recommendation status, observed competitors, citations, limitations, then a marketer-grade analysis with technical GEO, tactical content, and practical execution next steps. Ready Scan treats the saved answer evidence as the product truth and does not turn a scorecard scan into generated work programs or a second provider-written report after the answers arrive.
Three web views. Three clear jobs.
- Leadership
Scorecard
Understand the grade, score, coverage, and top-line mention/recommendation outcome.
- Marketers
Answers
Read the exact AI answers behind every scored cell.
- Specialists
Evidence
Inspect citations, sources, competitors, exclusions, and limitations.
Every scorecard claim must point back to retained evidence.
Market Position Score
A shareable grade and score built from completed AI answer outcomes.
Integrated market read
A plain-language summary near the top, with detailed market interpretation and technical/tactical/practical next steps after the buyer-question evidence.
Buyer-question matrix
The four natural questions crossed with every scanned AI system.
Answer proof
The exact answer text, model/surface context, sources, citations, and classification rationale.
Observed competitors
Products or brands that appeared in the retained answers when relevant.
Limits
Missing, failed, excluded, and search-result-only observations are disclosed rather than scored as absence.
Create the first scorecard.
Begin with retained answers so the report can show exactly what happened.