The issues across your products, the most useful first. Each one opens on its product with the fix it needs. Recently resolved lists what was fixed, with a link to that product's History.

Changes your Agent prepared that nobody has reviewed yet. Review one on its product, then Approve or Reject it; nothing changes until you approve. A draft that has fallen behind its product offers Prepare again.

A record of the Agent checks and CSV imports that ran. It is not work waiting on you.

Checks every product you can see again from its saved results and your category's recommendations, and updates the list. It doesn't visit your pages or ask AI assistants, and it prepares no drafts.

Reloads the list from the last check. It checks nothing and changes nothing.

Opens Settings → Agent checks, where scheduled checks and your business context live.

Its five pages are Overview, Information, Evidence, Publishing and History. Hasmord keeps one product per page link, so checking it again updates the same product.

Reads the product's page again and updates its AEO score. Where the page and what you entered in Hasmord disagree, your choice in Settings › Workspace decides which one is used.

Opens any part of the product directly, downloads its PDF, sets who can see it (Permissions) or deletes it.

Removes the product after you confirm. To refresh a score, check the product again instead.

Paste the product page's link, choose the closest category, and select Add product.

Download the template: one product per row, with a product_url and a category. A sku is optional, and so are brand and model — give them for marketplace links (like Amazon) whose pages can't be read. Up to 1,000 rows and 1 MB.

Each CSV import and its rows: which finished, which didn't and why. From there: Retry rows that didn't finish, Check every row again, Download rows to fix (CSV) or Download report (PDF).

Adding a link you already have checks that product again. If it belongs to a colleague and you can't open it, or can only view it, the row says so and nothing changes.

The questions buyers in this category ask, and whether your information answers each one. When a line doesn't count, it says why; Add answer puts the answer where it belongs.

The changes likely to help most, with what to add and where. Add the content yourself, or use Auto-fill with AI, which saves what it writes as a draft for you to review.

Technical details at the bottom of the page opens the six parts of the AEO score, below. The final score is their weighted average; when one part is far too low, a shortfall cap keeps a strong total from hiding it, and Score calculation says which cap applied.

A fix's estimated effect on Recommendation readiness is a guide, not a promise. History shows what actually moved.

The name buyers and AI assistants see, built from Brand and Model (software: Brand alone). The category decides which buyer questions apply.

Price, availability, warranty and return window; for software, a free trial, a refund window and your plans. Enter only what your page or policy states: a term left Not stated doesn't score and isn't shown. The line under a term says where it came from — the page's structured data, or the sentence in the page text.

Best for, Not for, Pros and Cons, one line each. The tag on a line says where it came from — your page, a draft you approved, your own edit — and flags template wording to rewrite.

Who it's best for, and the questions buyers really ask with your answers. These are what answer buyer questions.

The same information as data, for developers. When both are changed, the Fields view wins.

Saves every section at once. When the page is checked again, what you saved stays wherever the page says nothing; where the page says something different, your choice in Settings › Workspace decides.

Your product page comes first. Add a source with its link, what it shows and what kind it is — a professional review, a test or benchmark, customer reviews, your policy or support page — and Hasmord reads the facts in it (View extracted facts). Sources count toward trust and Recommendation readiness; an expired one stays listed but stops counting.

Checks each fact against your sources: Checked independently when a review, a test or customer reviews say the same; Backed by your own page when only your page says it; Conflicts; or Evidence needed. You can link a source to a Pro or Con from here.

Check this category shows why Hasmord's own recommendations do or don't pick this category. It is recorded in your activity and changes nothing.

A fact only your own page states is Backed by your own page. A result or a comparison needs a test or an independent review before it is Checked independently.

A public page with the product's buyer answers, facts and the sources behind them. It can be published once the answers are specific: who it's for and not for, a comparison or tradeoff, and at least three real FAQs — See what it needs lists what's missing. Publish, Update after the product changes, or Unpublish.

A public page for people shopping, built from the same information. Publish, Update or Unpublish it on its own.

The product's fields laid out to copy into your Amazon listing.

Changing the product doesn't republish its pages; each page says when it's behind, and Update brings it level.

Which AI crawlers fetched the Answer Engine page in the last 30 days. A fetch means the page was requested, not that it was indexed or used in an answer.

The AEO score and Recommendation readiness over time. Scores compare only within one scoring version; a break in the line marks a new version.

Who changed which field and when — your edits, approved drafts and checks.

Drafts that were applied, rejected or rolled back.

A change next to a score move doesn't prove it caused the move. Position in AI answers stays Not measured yet until a controlled test runs.

Your buyers' questions, asked in rounds — each way of asking counted on its own — with whether the answers pick your product and what they weighed. A round can also hold answers you import from an assistant's own website.

Ask AI assistants the same buyer questions and record whether they recommend the product, and where. Run controlled test; the card says how many you have left this month.

Whether an assistant cites your page when it answers. Check citations uses one answer for each assistant it asks.

How the product's results moved from one check to the next.

Google Search Console's own numbers for the product's page, from an export you import. Search Console's Generative AI report counts impressions of your pages in Google AI Overviews and AI Mode — not visits, and not a measure of what the AI said. Import it in Results to keep those impressions next to your AI-assistant visits; imported Search Console data is shown under Search traffic, not as AI impressions.

Sessions that arrived from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and other AI assistants (by referrer in your Google Analytics). Shown once Google Analytics is connected in Settings → Connections. A visit is not a sale. Clicks from Google AI Overviews arrive as google.com and are not counted here. Search Console's Generative AI report counts impressions of your pages in Google AI Overviews and AI Mode — not visits, and not a measure of what the AI said. Import it in Results to keep those impressions next to your AI-assistant visits; imported Search Console data is shown under Search traffic, not as AI impressions.

How Hasmord's own recommendations decide about your products, once they are open to shoppers. Until then, Advanced diagnostics → Recommendation funnel can run simulated questions: Hasmord asks its own engine your category's buyer questions and ranks your products against comparable products from other workspaces, anonymised. They are shown apart from real decisions and are never an outside AI assistant's answers. Observability looks closer at real decisions.

Your workspace's details, and what your role lets you do. It also says which one Hasmord uses when your website and Hasmord disagree: when a product's page is checked again and says something different from what you entered in Hasmord. Owners and Admins can change it.

Who is in this workspace, who is invited, and what each role can do.

Google Analytics and Amazon: what is connected and whether it is up to date.

When your Agent checks your products, and the business context it works from. Scheduled checks are off until you turn them on; they repeat the same checks and never widen what the Agent may do.

Your plan, your subscription and what you have used.

Who changed what in this workspace, and when. It shows important changes unless you choose all events, and filters by person or product.

API keys and the workspace's API details. A key reads, or reads and writes; your Workspace ID is here too.

One sign-in can belong to several workspaces. Switch in the account menu; products, members, sources and activity always stay in their own workspace.

An Owner or Admin invites someone by email with a role, and they accept with that same email. Inviting someone who is still invited sends the invitation again instead of adding a second one.

Someone who signs in without an invitation joins as a Viewer. An Owner or Admin can then change their role.

Share one product with a member to View, Comment, Edit or Manage it. Owners, Admins and Managers see every product whatever its permissions.

Choose who takes over the products they added or managed, then remove them. API keys they created stop working.

Only the Owner can hand ownership to an active member. Transfer it before you leave or change your own role.