Forty dashboards or one ranked list. Pick one.
Compass watches every signal Crescive collects — visibility, citations, crawlers, communities, fact drift — and hands you a short, ranked list of moves worth making this week. Each comes with its evidence. Each gets measured after.
Signals in. Ranked moves out. Receipts after.
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Detect
Rule-based detectors sweep your data continuously: share-of-voice drops, new citation gaps, rising prompt clusters, crawl blind spots, stale facts in answers, community flare-ups.
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Explain
Every opportunity ships with the trigger, the underlying data, and the reasoning — 'trust me' is not an acceptable line in a brief you'll forward to your CMO.
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Rank
Opportunities are scored by expected impact against your goals, so the top of the list is always the best use of your next hour.
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Prove
Accepting an opportunity snapshots its metric. When the work ships, Compass tracks the delta — visibility, citation share, sentiment — until the result is undeniable either way.
The moves Compass surfaces.
Visibility gap
A prompt cluster where rivals hold the citations and you hold none — with the page brief to change it.
Fact-drift alert
Engines repeating outdated pricing, sunset features, or missed certifications. Correct the record at the source.
Rising cluster
A prompt family growing for weeks that nobody owns yet. First good answer wins the citation habit.
Content decay
A page losing citation share quarter over quarter — refresh it before the answers re-anchor elsewhere.
Crawl blind spot
High-value content AI systems can't read: client-side pricing, gated docs, misconfigured robots rules.
Community flare
A thread shaping your answers just turned — or a high-fit question sits unanswered where you should be.
From accepted to proven, in one place.
Accepted opportunities become projects: a workspace holding the brief, the tasks, the playbook runs, and the metric that will judge the work.
- One-click handoff from opportunity to the matching playbook
- Before/after snapshots on the project's target metric — automatic
- A results ledger your team can put in the quarterly review as-is
- Archive with reasons, so declined ideas don't resurface every week
Why opinionated beats exhaustive
The loudest complaint about enterprise visibility platforms isn't missing data — it's drowning in it. Teams spend weeks learning dashboards and still can't answer "what should we do Monday?" Compass is the answer to that question, shipped as software: fewer charts, more verdicts, receipts attached.
Compass FAQ
How many opportunities do I get?
Quality over quantity: a ranked handful per week, tuned to your plan and configuration. A hundred suggestions is a dashboard wearing a costume — a short defensible list is an operating system.
Can I create my own projects?
Yes. Anything your team decides to pursue can be tracked as a project with the same evidence, tasks, and before/after measurement as a Compass-surfaced one.
What data does Compass look at?
Everything in your workspace: answer measurements, citation and gap data, crawler activity, community signals, and your configured goals. Detectors are documented, and every opportunity names the signals that triggered it.
Is this an autonomous agent?
It's a background analyst, not an autonomous actor. Compass recommends and explains; humans accept, and Playbooks execute behind an approval gate. Autonomy ends where your brand begins.
Know your best move every Monday morning.
Self-serve. Transparent pricing. No sales call required.