An assistant does not invent its view of your brand. It reads pages. Brand citations show you which ones, which means the list is also a work plan: the sources to correct, and the ones that should be citing you and are not.
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The pages an assistant reached for, per platform and per prompt, with the answer each citation supported.
One row per cited URL, not a domain-level summary.
Authoritative pages in your category that ought to be in the answer and are not, including your own.
Gaps are listed against the prompts where they would have mattered.
The age of the pages an assistant trusts about you, because a model quoting a three year old comparison is a different problem from one quoting a rival.
Freshness is measured on the cited page, not on your site.
The questions an assistant asked itself on the way to its answer, which is usually where an unexpected citation entered.
Captured per run, alongside the answer.
A citation list is only useful if it is the real one. SKYA reports the sources it observed in captured answers, and says nothing about the ones it did not see.
Every figure here comes from an answer SKYA captured and kept, and the answer opens from the figure. Where the evidence is too thin to support a number, the product says so instead of printing one.
How every number is calculatedThe scan needs a domain and nothing else. No account, no card, and the first read lands in about two minutes.