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Overview

Navigate to Analyze > Fact Check in the left navigation menu. Fact Check mines every AI answer that mentions your brand for factual claims (pricing, features, funding, leadership, and more), then verifies each claim against your own Source of Truth. The result is a Brand Accuracy score that tells you, at a glance, how often AI models describe your brand correctly.
Fact Check is currently in private beta. Contact your account manager to request access.

How It Works

  1. Every AI answer that mentions your brand is mined for factual Claims.
  2. Each claim is matched against your Source of Truth.
  3. When a claim lines up with a known fact, it is auto-verified.
  4. Unmatched claims wait for a human verdict: Correct, Incorrect, or Outdated.
  5. Verdicts feed your Brand Accuracy score and its trend over time.

Activation

Fact Check runs only while it is active. Use the Active / Paused toggle in the page header.
  • Manager or Owner role is required to change this setting.
  • When active, each AI answer mentioning your brand consumes 1 credit (claim extraction plus auto-verification against your Source of Truth). Answers with no brand mention are skipped at no cost.
  • Pausing stops all credit spend and claim extraction. Existing claims and verdicts are kept.

Brand Accuracy

The Overview tab leads with your Brand Accuracy score.
ElementDescription
Brand AccuracyShare of verified claims that are accurate, 0 to 100%. Target is 80%. Color coded with a period-over-period trend.
DistributionA donut split into Accurate, In review, and Inaccurate.
Accuracy evolutionA line chart tracking the score across recent weeks.
By categoryAccuracy broken down by claim category.
By providerAccuracy broken down by AI provider (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and others).
The distribution buckets group the underlying claim statuses:
BucketIncludes
AccurateCorrect and Auto-verified claims
In reviewUnverified claims awaiting a verdict
InaccurateIncorrect and Outdated claims

Claims

The Claims tab lists every extracted claim. Search by text, then filter and sort.
FilterOptions
StatusUnverified, Correct, Incorrect, Outdated, Auto-verified, Ignored
ImpactHigh, Medium, Low
CategoryPricing, Limits & Quotas, Performance, Comparison, Integration, Features, Security, Availability, Company, Leadership, Funding & Valuation, Customers, Market position, Date, Location, Other
Source of TruthNew, Match, Drift, Recurring
Columns such as occurrences, confidence, and providers are sortable.

Claim statuses

StatusMeaning
UnverifiedExtracted, awaiting a verdict
CorrectVerified as accurate
IncorrectFactually wrong
OutdatedWas true, no longer current
Auto-verifiedMatched your Source of Truth automatically
IgnoredExcluded from the accuracy score

Source of Truth

The Source of Truth tab holds your canonical facts. When a newly extracted claim matches an entry, it is verified automatically with no manual work. The more entries you maintain, the more future answers are checked for you. Each claim is labeled by how it relates to your Source of Truth: New (not yet linked), Match (aligns with an entry), Drift (differs from a linked entry), or Recurring (seen across multiple answers).

Audit log

The Audit log tab is a chronological feed of extraction and verification activity, so you can trace how each verdict was reached.

Export

Use Export CSV in the header to download claims with their status, category, impact, and providers for reporting or external analysis.

Use Cases

Use CaseDescription
Catch hallucinationsSpot incorrect or outdated facts before prospects see them
Protect dealsFind and correct misinformation that could cost a sale
Compare providersSee which AI models describe your brand most accurately
Measure improvementTrack Brand Accuracy as you correct the record over time