Brand Intelligence

Structured Brand Intelligence AI crawlers can use.

Turn the facts already supported by your website into a reviewed source of truth. Approve what is accurate, mark what must not be inferred, and publish a compact crawler-ready version at the edge.

Human traffic stays on your origin · Every release passes through review

Your facts are scattered across navigation, JavaScript, old copy, and missing context.

A crawler can only work with what it finds. It does not know which pricing page is current, which policy is authoritative, or whether an absent certification means no, unknown, or not yet published. Brand Intelligence turns that ambiguity into a reviewable operating layer.

  • Keep global facts consistent without flattening page-specific context.
  • Separate approved claims from extracted guesses and incomplete fields.
  • Publish only after the crawler artifact matches visible source content.

Define what AI systems should find before they have to guess.

The goal is not to create a second marketing site. It is to compile a smaller, governed representation of the facts your site can support.

01

Compile the facts your site already supports.

Ooky crawls your public pages and organizes the result into global and page-level Brand Intelligence. Teams start from evidence on the site instead of filling a blank knowledge base by hand.

  • Global company profile
  • Page-level products and claims
  • Source-linked review
02

Review what is true, incomplete, or unsafe to infer.

Approve, edit, or lock important fields before publishing. When a model should not guess, explicit do-not-infer guidance makes the unknown visible instead of quietly filling the gap.

  • Field-level approval
  • Canonical locks
  • Explicit unknowns
03

Publish a compact crawler-ready artifact.

Ooky compiles reviewed intelligence into distilled HTML and JSON-LD, validates it against the visible source content, then publishes the approved version to the edge for detected AI crawlers.

  • Distilled HTML and JSON-LD
  • Parity-gated release
  • Versioned edge publishing

Every release moves from source evidence to an approved edge artifact.

Review and parity are part of publishing, not cleanup after the fact. That keeps the crawler representation tied to what people can verify on the human site.

  1. 01

    Crawl

    Read the public site and identify company-wide facts, page-specific details, products, policies, and supported claims.

    Source evidence
  2. 02

    Review

    Resolve uncertain fields, correct outdated details, lock sensitive facts, and mark anything an AI system should not infer.

    Approved truth
  3. 03

    Validate

    Compile the crawler artifact and run the parity gate against visible origin content before it can become the served version.

    Release candidate
  4. 04

    Publish

    Send the approved version to the edge, update route mappings, and make it available without adding request-time work to the control plane.

    Live intelligence

A source of truth needs more than a text box.

Each version carries the decisions that made it publishable: the source content, reviewed fields, explicit unknowns, validation result, and released artifact. Brand Tracker and AI Sessions then connect that version to later answers and crawler delivery.

Parity reduces risk. It does not make unsupported claims acceptable, and it does not turn hidden facts into public evidence.

95% Token containment gate

The hard publish gate checks containment against visible origin text before normal serving.

Global + page Two levels of context

Company-wide truth stays consistent while individual pages keep the details that make them useful.

Versioned Release history

A reviewed update becomes a named artifact rather than an invisible rewrite with no record.

Edge Crawler delivery

Approved intelligence is read from edge storage without calling the control plane on the request path.

What teams ask before they start.

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What is Brand Intelligence?+

Brand Intelligence is Ooky's reviewed, structured representation of the facts supported by your public website. It includes company-wide information and page-specific details, plus review state, locks, and explicit guidance for facts that should not be inferred.

Does Ooky replace or rewrite the human website?+

No. Human traffic continues to the origin site unchanged. Ooky publishes a compact crawler-facing representation of supported content for detected AI bots, while the visible website remains the source that the parity process checks against.

How does the parity gate reduce cloaking risk?+

The publish process checks that the crawler artifact remains materially contained in the visible origin content. Unsupported facts do not belong in the artifact. A failed parity check is recorded and the version is not served unless it is explicitly reviewed and accepted.

What does do-not-infer mean?+

It marks a field where absence should remain absence. For sensitive facts such as pricing, certifications, policies, or company history, this gives downstream systems an explicit signal not to fill a missing value with a plausible guess.

How quickly can published intelligence change?+

Teams can update the reviewed version and republish when the source changes. Publishing creates a versioned artifact, updates edge storage and route mappings, and makes the approved version available to future crawler requests.

Start with the evidence you have

See the answer. Make a reviewed change. Measure what happens next.

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