During onboarding you set the tracking baseline: You provide * Brand — the name we look for in AI answers * Website — used to detect when your pages are cited * Primary country — where prompts run from by default * Current focus — extra context that improves suggested clusters and prompts Then you confirm your tracking scope * Clusters — the commercial topics you want to win (e.g., “Custom Software Development”) * Prompts — buyer questions inside each cluster (the inputs we run) Clusters and prompts can be edited later in Prompts. After onboarding, you land on Dashboard. Your first prompt runs may take a bit — once they complete, you’ll start seeing: * Visibility Score — % of prompts where your brand appears in AI-generated answers * Competitors table — rank + visibility (once competitors are added) * Cited Domains — domains AI relied on to answer your prompts Tip: use the top filters (Platforms, Time range, Country) to narrow what you’re viewing. Go to Competitors and add a few brands buyers compare you with. Competitors unlock: * visibility benchmarking (who appears more often) * average position comparisons * faster prioritization (which clusters/prompt types you’re losing) You’ll also see competitor lines/toggles in places like Dashboard and Prompt Details. Go to Prompts to manage clusters and analyze performance. What you’ll see * Tabs: Active, Suggested, Inactive * Cluster-level Visibility and Position (based on prompts inside the cluster) * Prompt table columns: Position, Visibility, Country, Created Click any prompt to open Prompt Details: * Visibility chart (with competitor toggle) * Executions — full AI responses per run (status, platform, and whether you were mentioned) * Citations — pages/domains used as sources (what AI relied on) This is where you validate:
Do models mention you? And which sources are shaping the answers? Boost is how you turn tracking data into a concrete plan. From Prompts, choose a cluster and click Boost. We analyze what AI systems cite for your selected buyer-intent prompts and generate tasks to increase your chance of being: * mentioned in answers * cited via trusted third-party sources Boost is most useful on prompts that look like: * “Best \[category] tools / vendors” * “Shortlist providers for \[use case]” * “Compare options for \[requirements]” * “Which solution should we choose for \[scenario]” Nobori.ai gives you two action areas in Get Cited: 1) Foundation (GEO Audit)
Baseline checks that affect whether AI systems can crawl and trust your site. * Robots.txt, sitemap, crawlability checks * If something blocks retrieval, we create tasks to fix it 2) Cluster Actions (Boost actions)
A board of tasks based on what AI cites today for your boosted prompts. * Outreach (get added to existing listicles/directories) * Community (helpful replies on threads that can rank) * Guest posts / placements (when provided by your placements workflow) Use the board columns to track progress:
To do → In Progress → Completed (or Dismissed if not relevant).