October 13, 20264 days ago
New
Focus areas: track one direction of a client on its ownCore monitoring keeps tracking the main business. A focus area pushes one direction next to it — a service, a product line, a city — with its own goals, its own questions, its own results and its own fix board. Say what the client should be recommended for and where, and AnswerPeek drafts the questions buyers would ask; keep the ones worth tracking. A focus area can follow the client's schedule or run on its own, and all of them share the client's question slots and your workspace's checks. On every plan.
Improved
Fixes now come with InstructionsEach card says what to do, on which page, in numbered steps, and what "done" looks like — and every step points back to what the engines actually said, the sources they cited and the facts you've confirmed about the business. When something is missing, such as a price or an address we can't state on your behalf, the card is put on hold and says exactly what it needs instead of guessing. The Done list is checked by AnswerPeek where it can be read from the page, and marked by a person where it can't.