Understand Your Results

Dashboard at a glance

The dashboard is the home base of Scout. This page gives you a guided tour, top to bottom, so you know what every chart means and where to click next.

Cogvert Scout main dashboard with visibility score, KPI cards and Demand Reach strip
The full Scout dashboard — visibility score, presence breakdown, sentiment, KPI cards and the Demand Reach hero strip.

1. Demand Reach hero strip (top)

The first thing you see is the Demand Reach strip — the total monthly Google search demand reachable across every prompt you're tracking. It's the business-level metric that frames everything below: "Your tracked prompts touch a market of X searches per month."

Why Demand Reach matters

Mention counts are vanity metrics. Demand Reach is the actual market opportunity your AI visibility work is going after — sized by real Google search data. Use this in stand-ups instead of "we got 12 mentions this week."

Read more about Demand Reach & Demand Coverage →

2. The gauge row

Three large visual summaries sit just below the hero strip. They give you the "is everything OK?" answer in one glance, before you dive into details.

Visibility score gauge, brand presence donut and sentiment donut
Left to right: Overall Visibility Score gauge, Brand Presence Breakdown donut, Sentiment Overview donut.
Read more about the Visibility Score →

3. The model tabs

Just under the gauges, four tabs let you slice the data by AI engine:

What changes when you switch tabs

Clicking a model tab updates the top row (gauge, presence breakdown, sentiment) for that engine — but the KPI cards underneath always stay on the overall data. That's deliberate: you switch tabs to compare models, not to lose your big-picture stats.

4. The KPI cards

Three cards summarising the key counts, with per-model breakdowns inside:

CardWhat it shows
Brand MentionsHow many AI responses contained your brand name, broken down by ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity.
Avg. Rank PositionWhen mentioned, where in the answer you typically appear (1 = first).
Recommendation Rate% of mentions that were active recommendations (not just listings).

5. Score Movement

The Score Movement panel shows the prompts that moved your visibility score the most since the previous scan — drops on top, gains below. Click any row to jump straight to the AI Responses page filtered to that prompt.

Score Movement panel showing drops and gains since last scan
Score Movement isolates the prompts responsible for week-on-week visibility changes.
Full guide to Score Movement →

6. Recent AI responses

A scrollable table showing the most recent answers Scout collected. Each row shows:

Click any row to see the full answer, the structured analysis, and the cited sources.

Full guide to the AI Responses page →

7. The welcome popup (first scan only)

The very first time you land on the dashboard after onboarding, a welcome popup walks you through your initial visibility score, your competitor positioning and a checklist of "what to do next." You can dismiss it once you've reviewed it — it won't appear again.

Welcome popup with score, LLM breakdown and what-to-do-next checklist
Welcome popup — shows your starting score, per-LLM performance and the next steps to improve.

8. The left sidebar — your map

The dashboard sidebar groups every page into three buckets that mirror the user journey:

The reading order we recommend

For your first 10 minutes inside Scout, read the dashboard in this order:

  1. Note your Demand Reach

    How much market opportunity are you tracking?

  2. Glance at the gauge row

    Are we above or below 50? Trend up or down?

  3. Switch through the model tabs

    Which engine is our weak spot?

  4. Check Score Movement

    What changed since last scan — and why?

  5. Open Recent AI Responses

    Read 5 actual answers — feel the texture of the data.

  6. Open Optimize Hub

    Pick one quick win and ship it this week.

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Last updated July 2026 · Suggest an edit