Not mentioned
A tested AI answer may omit your business for a relevant buyer question.
Discover how AI finds, describes, and evaluates your business. See what it gets right, what it gets wrong, and what it cannot verify.
Different systems use different sources and may return different answers. These are possible gaps to investigate, not outcomes we assume for every business.
A tested AI answer may omit your business for a relevant buyer question.
An answer may confuse your company, brands, products, or current capabilities.
A claim may lack a current, inspectable source or an authorized route to follow up.
AI answers describe what a system returned. Business reality is assessed against sourced, attributable, and current information. The Checker is designed to compare them without treating one as the other.
Was the business named in an actual tested AI answer?
A recorded answer mentions the company for a relevant supplier query.Requires a real provider response; a website mention alone does not establish AI visibility.Does the answer describe the business accurately against supported information?
The answer names the right product category but overstates manufacturing scope.A model answer is an observation, not proof that the description is true.Which sources were cited, and how did tested systems differ?
One tested system cites a product page; another does not mention the company.Differences compare recorded AI answers, not differences between two webpages.Can the operating company and its brands be distinguished?
A product brand is visible, but its relationship to the manufacturer is unclear.A domain or model guess is not identity verification.Are public business facts supported, current, and free of unresolved conflict?
A certification is mentioned without a current issuer record; another page lists an older facility.Conflicting pages are source observations; they are not model-to-model disagreement.Is there a clear, permission-aware next step for a buyer or agent?
An agent finds a contact route but needs approval before accessing restricted evidence.Discoverable contact information does not authorize an agent to act for a business.This sample uses invented company details. It is not a live model result and does not describe an actual business.
“Northstar Components may supply industrial valve components. The available sample material does not establish that it manufactures complete valves.”
This is invented answer text, not a model response.Lists component supply and machining services. No valve manufacturing statement is included.
Local demo evidence · fictional source · no external linkConfirm the product scope and link an authoritative current source before treating the claim as supported.
A future audit must record the provider and model or search system, prompt, timestamp, response, source URLs, and execution status for each observation.
AI-to-AI differences compare recorded answers from different systems. Conflicting website statements are a separate business-reality finding. Neither alone proves which claim is true.
“Not found” means not found in the tested sources. It does not mean a fact is false. “Insufficient evidence” remains distinct from a contradiction; expired or revoked evidence changes whether a fact is current.
The report is designed to compare business information, evidence gaps and priority actions. Any AI observations must name the systems and sources actually tested.
A one-time audit is intended to identify issues. Business Presence is the ongoing way to maintain current, source-aware business information and control its disclosure.
It records how a business is mentioned in tested AI answers and compares those observations with supported business information. Tinor is accepting pilot requests before live checking is available.
AI systems can use public websites, search indexes, and other sources available to them. Their sources and access differ, so one observation cannot represent every system.
Yes. A model can omit, confuse, or misstate information. A generated answer is an observation, not proof that the claim is true.
Provider and model coverage will be confirmed before the audit is offered. The comparison will identify every system used.
Any future report will name its systems, prompts, timestamps, source links, and limits. It will separate AI observations from sourced business reality and distinguish missing evidence from a false claim.
You may request a conversation, but an enquiry does not grant control over a company's Tinor profile. Business claim verification follows a separate process.
A future report's access and sharing rules will be stated before the audit is offered. A pilot request does not create a report.
Keep business information current, make important claims traceable to sources, and provide a clear route for authorized requests. Business Presence supports those ongoing practices.
The proposed audit is a one-time report, not a subscription. Pilot requests are enquiries only; price and terms will be confirmed before any audit is offered.
Tinor reviews the enquiry and may contact you to discuss scope and availability. No audit is promised or started automatically.