Reference
Prompts reference
Prompt fields, statuses, filters, metric definitions, models, schedule, and exports.
Prompt fields
Section titled “Prompt fields”| Field | Meaning | Values |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt text | The question sent to the AI assistants | Up to 1000 characters |
| Status | Whether the prompt is asked | Active, Suggested, Archived |
| Source | How the prompt was created | Manual, Suggested, Imported, Onboarding (created from your onboarding request) |
| Region | Market the prompt is answered for | See regions below; set to the project market when the prompt is created |
| Tags | Project tags for grouping and filtering | Any project tag |
| Brand status | Whether the prompt names one of your own brands, set by GripIQ’s automatic classification | Branded, Non-branded |
| Personas | Personas linked to the prompt | Any project persona; the row shows two, then “+N” |
Only Active prompts are asked. You can edit a prompt’s text and status, and assign tags, in the app. Personas are linked for you by your account manager.
Regions
Section titled “Regions”France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States, Spain, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, Ireland, Portugal, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Czechia, Flanders, Wallonia (Wallonie), Brussels.
Every prompt has a region. A new prompt gets the project market, and a prompt whose region is cleared falls back to it. When the project market changes, prompts on the old market move to the new one; a prompt set to another market keeps it. Each answer records the region it was generated for, and the answer detail shows that region as a badge.
Filters per tab
Section titled “Filters per tab”| Tab | Filters |
|---|---|
| Overview | Date range, Brand (Branded, Non-branded), Tags, Models |
| Prompts | Search prompts, Status, Region, Tags, Personas |
| Answers | Date range, Tags, Models, region, sentiment, Only |
Date-range options: week, month, 3 months, 6 months, year, all, custom. The default is month.
The Brand filter uses each prompt’s brand status. A prompt is classified again after you edit its text; until then it has no status and any Brand selection leaves it out.
The Overview and Answers filter rows end with a data-freshness line: Data as of the last scan · next scan the time until the next one. Before the first scan it reads Awaiting first scan.
Metric definitions
Section titled “Metric definitions”| Metric | Definition |
|---|---|
| Visibility (KPI) | Percentage of answers in the date range that mention any of your own brands |
| Visibility (Rankings) | Each brand’s share of all brand mentions in the period; the column sums to 100% |
| AI share of voice | Your brand’s slice of the total brand-mention pool across all monitored brands; each answer counts at most once per brand |
| Position | Average ordinal place of the brand in the answers that mention it; 1 = mentioned first |
| Average sentiment | Average sentiment score of the answers in the range, from −1 to +1 |
| Sentiment label | Above 0.3 = Positive; below −0.3 = Negative; otherwise Neutral |
| Top domains | Domains cited in answers; the count is the number of distinct answers referencing the domain, the percentage its share of all answers in the range |
| Trend badge | Comparison with the previous range of the same length |
Brand mentions come from the automatic analysis of each answer, not from raw text matching.
AI assistants and models
Section titled “AI assistants and models”Every scan asks each active prompt once per monitored assistant. Each assistant answers as if the person asking is in the prompt’s region and speaks the project language. For ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, GripIQ uses one model per assistant, chosen to match what that assistant serves its own users by default. Google AI Mode is the answer Google shows in AI Mode for the prompt.
| Assistant | Provider | Answer collected |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | OpenAI | Answer from the model ChatGPT serves by default |
| Gemini | Answer from the model Gemini serves by default | |
| Claude | Anthropic | Answer from the model Claude serves by default |
| Google AI Mode | Google’s AI Mode answer for the prompt’s region, in the project language; no answer is stored when Google shows none |
Google AI Mode is counted as its own assistant, separate from Gemini. The Models filter and the model badge on each answer show the assistant name (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Mode), not the provider.
GripIQ keeps this in step with the assistants themselves: when an assistant changes the model it serves its users by default, GripIQ moves to that model with it. Answers are grouped per assistant, so a model update never splits your filters or metrics — you may only notice a shift in an assistant’s answers or trend line around the date it changed.
The Models filter lists only assistants that actually have answers in your project, and appears only when there is more than one.
Schedule
Section titled “Schedule”| Interval | Prompts are asked |
|---|---|
| Daily | Once a day |
| Weekly | Once a week |
| Monthly | Once a month |
| Disabled | Never |
The interval is a project setting that your account manager sets; you can see it on the Settings page under Scan schedule. There is no button to run a prompt on demand.
Web search and sources
Section titled “Web search and sources”When answering, the assistant may search the web, biased to the prompt’s region. The pages it consulted are stored per answer and shown under Sources. For Google AI Mode, Sources lists the pages Google cites in the AI Mode answer. The Top domains card is built from those citations.
Exports
Section titled “Exports”| Export | Where | Columns |
|---|---|---|
| Answers (filtered set) | Answers tab → Export CSV | Prompt, Answer, Model, Brands Mentioned, Sentiment, Date |
| Answers for one prompt | Prompt detail → Export CSV | Prompt, Model, Answer, Sentiment, Sentiment Score, Date |
The filtered export is named ai-monitor-answers-YYYY-MM-DD.csv; the export for one prompt is
named prompt-<id>-answers.csv. Export CSV is not shown to the Contributor role; see Team members.
Limits
Section titled “Limits”- Add prompts dialog: at most 100 prompts per batch, 500 characters each.
- Prompt text when editing an existing prompt: 1000 characters.
- Additional instructions in the generate dialog: 255 characters.
- Count in the generate dialog: 1 to 10 prompts per run, and no more than the prompts still available on your plan.
- Recent answers on the prompt detail page: 15 per page.
- Top domains: the top 10 domains.
- Rankings: 5 brands per page.
The number of prompts your project may track is set by your plan. See Plans.