From measurement to dashboard
- CDE measures the agreed brand, markets, languages, competitors, pages, and buyer questions.
- The result is checked for completeness and tied to the versions of the method and question bank used for that run.
- CDE publishes a dated release. The dashboard then opens on that latest published version.
Who does what
CDE
Maintains the measurement setup, runs the agreed schedule, checks complete results, and publishes releases.
Your team
Reads the findings, keeps public brand facts current, files setup change requests, and sends question feedback.
The split protects trend quality while giving your team direct control over facts that should stay current. Fields that define the measurement go through review because changing them affects comparison with earlier results.
What you see when you sign in
Select a brand to open its latest published release. The tabs divide that release into search demand, AI visibility, buyer questions, website readiness, and schema work. The Overview brings the main signals together.
Settings contains account, plan, module, and assistant-connector information. The account menu also gives you access to Settings and sign out.
Frequently asked questions
Which result does the dashboard show?
The dashboard shows the latest published release for the selected brand.
Can an older result change after publication?
No. Published releases are dated records. A later result appears as a new release.
What does CDE manage?
CDE manages the measurement setup, recurring runs, result checks, and publication.
What should the client keep current?
Keep editable brand facts current and file requests when measurement settings need to change.