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When AI Gets Your Brand Wrong, Be the First to Know

Truth Monitor audits every sentence answer engines produce about your brand at the level of individual facts: a wrong price, an outdated feature list, a confused product name, an incorrect return policy. When a drift is detected it traces the source, opens the correction as a Workflow Agent task and tracks the fix until it lands back in the answer.

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Free audit, no sign-up — includes a check of what models currently claim about your brand.

THE CHALLENGE

Models Talk About Your Brand Without You in the Room

01

Wrong facts surface at the moment of purchase

A model states an outdated price, a discontinued feature or the wrong ownership — exactly when a buyer asks. Nobody on your team hears it happen.

02

The source is invisible

When AI gets your brand wrong, the error came from somewhere: an old page, a stale directory, a third-party post. Finding which one by hand is archaeology.

03

“You cannot fix an LLM” is a myth that costs you

You cannot patch the model, but you can fix the sources it reads. Most wrong claims trace to correctable pages.

04

Damage compounds silently

A wrong claim repeats across thousands of conversations before anyone notices. The gap between first error and first alert is the whole cost.

PRODUCT VIEWFrom the live product interface
A Live Drift FileFrom detection to confirmation
Claim caught: outdated priceOK
Source traced: campaign pageOK
Correction task openedRUN
Re-test: confirmed in 30 days
Drift TypesA 38-brand sample
Outdated price%34
Wrong feature%27
Brand confusion%22
Wrong policy%17
Confirmed FixesOf sourced corrections
%92in 30 days
SCREENSHOT + MODEL + DATE ARCHIVE
Claims Being CaughtFrom the live stream
Returns in 14 days (really 30)
Pricing from $79 (stale)
No SSO (it shipped)
Model name confused with rival

HOW IT WORKS

From Claim to Correction in Four Steps

01

Extraction

Factual claims are parsed out of every answer that mentions your brand: numbers, dates, policy sentences, product attributes.

02

Comparison

Claims are checked against your approved source-of-truth set: price lists, policy pages, product data.

03

Root Cause

When a drift is found, the source the model cited is traced — usually an old blog post, a third-party listing or an expired campaign page.

04

Fix and Confirm

The correction opens as a Workflow Agent task; after it ships, the same prompts re-run until the claim is confirmed fixed.

ALERT TO FIX

From Wrong Claim to Re-verified Correction

Truth Monitor asks the models about your brand on schedule, diffs the answers against your fact sheet, and when a claim drifts, opens an alert with the probable source attached. The fix flows through the same pipeline as everything else.

01

Detect

Scheduled brand-fact prompts across engines

02

Alert

Slack alert with the claim and the diff

03

Trace

Probable source page identified

04

Fix

Correction drafted via Workflow Agent

05

Re-verify

Claim re-tested until it reads correct

WHAT IS WATCHED

Your Fact Sheet, Under Continuous Test

Pricing, product names, ownership, locations, claims you legally must control — you define the facts, the monitor keeps asking. Sensitive categories get review notes so corrections clear compliance first.

  • You control the fact sheet being tested
  • Per-engine status for every fact
  • History of drift and correction per claim

truth monitor — fact status

Entry price CORRECT 5/5
Founding year DRIFTED GEMINI
Product lineup CORRECT 5/5
HQ location STALE 2 ENGINES

DRIFT TYPES

The Four Most Common Drifts and What They Cost

Distribution of drifts detected across enterprise customers in the first 90 days. Sample: 38 brands.

DRIFT
FREQUENCY
TYPICAL SOURCE
IMPACT
Outdated price
%34
An expired campaign page
Trust lost at the moment of purchase
Wrong feature
%27
Old version docs
Users arriving with wrong expectations
Brand confusion
%22
A similarly named rival
Citations leaking to the rival
Wrong policy
%17
A third-party review site
Support load and refund disputes

FAQ

Truth Monitor, Asked Directly

What counts as “wrong”?

Anything that contradicts the fact sheet you define: prices, availability, ownership, claims. You set the ground truth; the monitor tests against it.

How is the source found?

Cited sources in answers, crawl data and content matching narrow the claim to its probable origin — usually a specific page you or a third party can correct.

Can you guarantee the model corrects itself?

No honest tool can. What we do: fix the sources, then keep re-testing. Models refresh on their own schedules — corrections typically propagate as they re-crawl.

Which engines are monitored?

The engines in your plan — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot among them — each tested separately, because they drift separately.

Where do alerts arrive?

Slack today, with each alert carrying the claim, the engine, the diff and the traced source.

What about legally sensitive claims?

Facts can be flagged as sensitive; their corrections carry a review note and wait for approval before anything ships.

How often are facts re-tested?

On a scheduled cadence per fact, with drifted claims re-tested more frequently until they stabilise.

Which plan includes it?

Truth Monitor ships with Growth and above.

For the first time, legal knew before marketing: Truth Monitor caught a model citing our old return policy, and the fix reflected in answers within 11 days.

Enterprise customer, finance General Counsel

See Where Your Brand Stands Today

The free audit takes about four minutes to set up. The result screen shows your score and the first three fixes.