Everything Provley does, in order.
Four areas, one weekly loop. Measure how often AI names you, score and fix every page, write from your own experts, and report to the people who need to know.
Know how often AI names you, every Monday.
Twelve questions to four assistants, once a week, every answer kept with its sources so you can check it.
In 4 of 12 answers this week, an assistant named solarvia.com. Up from 1 in 11 on 3 August.
- PerplexityNamed first
- ChatGPTNamed
- ClaudeNamed
- GeminiNot named
Every row opens the real answer, with every source it cited and your site highlighted.
The share of AI answers that name your website
Not an estimate or a model. It comes from real answers, kept in full, and every figure on the Overview links back to the answers it was counted from.
- Your questions, asked as customers ask them
- Counted from kept answers, never estimated
- Every number links to its answers

Four assistants, once a week, nothing to connect
Every tracked question goes to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude on Provley's own accounts, once a week. The cost is covered by your credits, every check shows its credits before it runs, and this week's number sits beside last week's.
You hear when it changes
An email when an assistant starts naming you for a question it did not before, with a link to the answer. Another when it stops. Then the Monday email: the number, what changed, and the next step, the same shape every week.
Two scores for every page, and the edit that lifts them.
AI and Google scored separately out of 100, with the exact change and the reason for it on every page.
Listed buildings can take solar panels, but the consent comes first. Solarvia has handled planning for Grade II houses across Bath since 2011 …
Solarvia, installs solar panels founded in 2011, has fitted 1,400 systems on homes and listed buildings across the South West.
Google says a figure with a named source and date is a fact an answer can cite. A claim on its own is not.
Every page, every week. The exact edit, where it goes, and one line on why.
AI score
Could an AI answer use this page as a source? Pass mark 70. It looks for what an assistant lifts into an answer, and what it needs before it can.
- Answers in the first lines
- A visible date, and a named source for every figure
- Readable by all 15 AI crawlers
Google score
Can Google show this page, and how well? Ten checks, each based on Google's own guidance, and none of them touches the AI score.
- Whether Google can show it at all, mobile and HTTPS
- Titles, descriptions, headings and internal links
- Image alt text, structured data and sitemap
Articles your experts would sign.
One question by email, the answer kept word for word, and nothing published until you approve it.
“Listed buildings need planning consent before a panel goes on. We handle that ourselves.”
Maria Ortega, Head of Engineering, Solarvia · 12 August
Approved fact
Listed buildings can take solar panels, but the consent comes first. Solarvia has handled planning for Grade II houses across Bath since 2011 …
Ask the person who knows
Provley emails your expert one question with a link. They answer in their own words, with no login and nothing to install. The answer is kept word for word, with who said it and when.
- One question per email
- Nothing for the expert to set up
- Every answer stays attributed

Approved answers become facts
You read each answer and approve it, or not. Articles are written only from approved facts. Take a fact back and Provley stops using it, then saves a new version of every article without it.
- Never-say facts: claims that must not appear
- Facts that expire, so old claims stop being used
- Who said it, kept on every fact

Written in your voice, scored before you see it
Provley learns the voice from your site's own pages. Start from a subject or from the questions your customers ask, and a new article arrives every week for each site. Send it to your copywriter by link, with the brief and every fact's source; they approve it or send it back with a note.
- Any figure without a fact behind it is removed or flagged
- Article, LinkedIn post, community answer and PR pitch from the same facts
- Paste into WordPress or download the file; Provley never publishes for you

Every site, everyone on it, and a report directors read.
Invite your team with a link, run several sites, route each email to the right person, and report in each client's brand.
- One loginEvery site, every client, one switcher
- RoutedEach email to the person who should read it
- ReportA PDF in the client's logo, colours and font
- ReviewsGoogle reviews on the same page as the number
An agency sends it on as its own report. A business keeps it for the board.
Several accounts, several sites, one switcher
One person can belong to several accounts and move between them. Each account holds several sites, each with its own facts, experts, voice and questions. The All sites dashboard puts every site on one screen.
- Invite by link; owner and member roles
- One, three or ten people by plan
- Two-step sign-in and an activity log for everyone

Notifications you route
Choose who gets each kind of email: the Monday number, or the alert when an assistant starts or stops naming you. Anyone can opt out of any email for themselves, and the same notices sit in the app.
Connect Google, and Provley picks the pages
Connect Search Console and Google Analytics once and the AI review covers the pages that carry your traffic, and the director report carries your Google reviews. Until then Provley picks by importance on its own.
Start with your website.
Your first number by Monday, and everything above on every plan.
Audit £29.99 one-off, no account. Plans from one website.
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