Marketing and advertising workflows, grounded in data

See where your buyers look and your brand is missing.

Unveilio asks the questions your buyers ask, in their language, across Google, AI assistants and the social platforms they use. Where your brand is missing, it works out why and writes the change that fixes it.

It finds the places your buyers look and your brand is missing, works out why from stored evidence, and writes the specific fixes: site changes, posts, audiences and campaigns. A person approves before anything leaves.

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What a cycle does

Probe, diagnose, prescribe, re-measure

  1. Ask what your buyers ask

    A prompt corpus built per sector and per language. Each raw response is stored with its provider, model version, country and cost, and kept.

  2. Work out why you are missing

    Absence is sorted into one of four causes, using the crawl of your own site on one side and the record of cited sources on the other. A single score would tell you nothing you could act on.

  3. Get the named change

    Pages to write, schema blocks to paste, placements to pursue, posts and audiences to use. Drafted, ordered by how often buyers ask, and reviewed before you see them.

  4. See what moved

    Probes run again on a cycle. The result is compared with the baseline taken when the fix was prescribed, next to unfixed gaps on the same site.

Four reasons a model does not mention you

Each reason has a different fix. Telling them apart is the job.

  • entity_absent

    You are not in the source material

    Nothing on your site, and nothing about you elsewhere, answers the question. The fix creates the entity.

  • present_not_extractable

    You answer it, but it cannot be read

    The content exists, but sits in a PDF, a carousel or prose with no structure. The fix is structure, not new writing.

  • third_party_sourced

    Someone else is the source

    A directory, a trade title or a review site is what the model reads. The fix is a placement, not a page.

  • competitor_owns_source

    A competitor owns the cited source

    The cited source names them and not you. The fix targets that source.

If the probe did not return it, it is not in your report

Every stored response carries the same fields. A reader can open any finding and see exactly what was asked, where, by whom, and what it cost.

Every gap, citation and presence figure is stored against the raw response that produced it. A value without provenance is left out, never estimated.

surface
Where the question was asked
model_version
The exact model that answered
query_text
The question, word for word
language
The language of the question
country
The market of the question
requested_at
When it was asked
raw_payload
The full response, kept
cost_micros
What the call cost

Findings are written in the language of the question. Nothing is written in English and then translated.

Raw responses and the record of what was shipped are archived, never deleted.

For agencies

Run it across your client book, under your own name. Your reviewer for each market approves the work in that language, and a language opens only when a reviewer is in place.

For European mid-market firms, the agencies that serve them, and European creators and solo businesses.

What procurement will ask about

  • Every sub-processor is named. A request to a provider outside the allowlist fails and is never rerouted.

  • Unveilio never writes to your website, your content system or your DNS. It writes the change. Your team applies it.

  • Connections to your ad and analytics accounts are read-only today. Making changes in ad accounts is a later step, and it opens only after the controls for it are in place.

  • Output that has not passed human review carries a machine-generated label.

See the sub-processors and residency facts

See the questions you are missing before you decide anything.

An audit shows where your buyers look and your brand is missing. Each finding links to a stored response.

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