AI Connector
Connect your location data to Claude and ChatGPT so you can ask questions about performance in plain language.
The AI connector links your location data to Claude and ChatGPT so you can ask questions about rankings, reviews and profile health in plain language instead of building a report to answer each one.
What it does
Dashboards answer the questions their designer anticipated. Everything else means exporting to a spreadsheet, joining tables by hand and doing the analysis yourself — which is why most ad-hoc questions about local performance simply never get asked. The cost of asking exceeds the value of the answer.
That threshold matters more than it sounds. “Which locations lost ground this month and also have unanswered reviews?” is a reasonable question with an actionable answer, and almost nobody asks it, because producing it means half an hour of export and manipulation that nobody has.
Connecting your location data to Claude or ChatGPT removes that cost. Ask in plain language, get the answer, act on it. The questions that were previously not worth the effort become routine, which changes what the data is actually used for rather than merely how it is accessed.
It is read-only by design, and it is not a replacement for scheduled reporting. Recurring reports still belong in a report. What this covers is the long tail of one-off questions that a dashboard cannot anticipate and a spreadsheet makes too expensive to answer.
Everything AI Connector gives you
Plain-language querying
Ask questions about rankings, reviews, profiles and tasks without building a report or writing a filter.
Claude and ChatGPT support
Connect through a standard connector to the assistant your team already uses.
Read-only access
The connection can query but cannot publish, edit profiles or change settings, by design.
Scoped to your account
Only your locations are visible, and access can be limited further per user or client.
Cross-domain questions
Ask questions that span rankings, reviews and profile health together, which dashboards separate.
Comparative analysis
Compare locations, periods or clients conversationally rather than constructing each comparison manually.
Export what you find
Take an answer straight into a client update or internal note without rebuilding it.
No training on your data
Your data is queried, not used to train models.
Works alongside reporting
Complements scheduled reports rather than replacing them.
From setup to first result
- 1
Connect the assistant
Authorise Claude or ChatGPT once through the connector. No development work is required.
- 2
Set access scope
Decide which locations or clients the connection can see, particularly where agency staff have differing access.
- 3
Start with diagnostic questions
“Which locations declined this month?” is a better first question than a broad summary request.
- 4
Ask comparatively
Comparison questions produce more actionable answers than single-figure lookups.
- 5
Verify anything consequential
Check the underlying number before acting on anything material. Conversational answers are convenient, not audited.
- 6
Take answers into your workflow
Paste findings into client updates or task lists rather than re-deriving them later.
- 7
Keep reporting scheduled
Use this for one-off questions and leave recurring reporting to reports.
What changes with AI Connector
- Expecting it to replace reporting
- Acting on a figure without checking
- Asking overly broad questions
- Leaving access unscoped in an agency
- Using it as the only interface
- Dashboards cannot anticipate every question
- Export-and-analyse is too expensive
- Cross-domain questions are the useful ones
- Non-analysts can query directly
- Speed changes behaviour
Dashboards cannot anticipate every question
They answer what the designer expected, and the useful questions are frequently the unexpected ones.
Export-and-analyse is too expensive
The effort exceeds the value for most one-off questions, so they never get asked at all.
Cross-domain questions are the useful ones
Rankings alone or reviews alone rarely tell you what to do. Together they usually do.
Non-analysts can query directly
Plain language removes the dependency on whoever normally builds the reports.
Speed changes behaviour
When a question takes seconds, people ask more of them, which is the actual benefit.
Read-only keeps it safe
Query access without write access means the convenience carries no operational risk.
What it measures
- Questions asked per period
- Locations covered by the connection
- Access scope per user
- Answer verification rate
- Time saved against manual export
- Query types most used
What you get out of it
Ask anything, not just what fits
No report to build first.
Answers in seconds
Questions become worth asking.
Cross-domain insight
Rankings, reviews and profiles together.
Usable by non-analysts
Plain language, no query syntax.
Safe by design
Read-only, scoped access.
Fits your workflow
Answers go straight into updates.
What AI Connector produces
Every output is exportable and white-label, with your branding and none of ours.
Conversational answers
Responses to plain-language questions.
Comparative summaries
Locations, periods or clients compared.
Diagnostic lists
Locations matching a condition you describe.
Exportable findings
Answers taken into notes or updates.
Scoped data views
Only what the connected user may see.
Query history
A record of what was asked.
Who uses AI Connector
Prove movement to clients with location-level evidence rather than a single national figure.
Compare visibility between sites and find the branches losing ground in their own city.
Give each franchisee their own numbers while head office keeps the estate view.
Find out where you actually appear before spending anything on improving it.
Get more out of it
- Ask diagnostic and comparative questions rather than broad summaries — they produce answers you can act on.
- Verify any figure before acting on something material. Convenience is not the same as an audited number.
- Scope access deliberately, particularly in an agency where staff should not see every client.
- Keep recurring reporting in scheduled reports. This is for the questions reports cannot anticipate.
- Take answers into your workflow immediately rather than re-deriving them later.
- Encourage non-analysts to use it. The value comes from more people asking more questions.
Expecting it to replace reporting
It answers one-off questions well. Recurring reporting still belongs in a scheduled, formatted report.
Acting on a figure without checking
Conversational answers are convenient rather than audited. Verify anything with a real consequence attached.
Asking overly broad questions
“How are we doing?” produces a vague answer. “Which locations declined for three consecutive months?” produces a work list.
Leaving access unscoped in an agency
Staff seeing every client’s data is a governance problem regardless of how convenient it is.
Using it as the only interface
The dashboards remain better for depth. This is for speed on specific questions.
Manually vs with AI Connector
| Doing it manually | With AI Connector |
|---|---|
| Questions require building a report | Ask in plain language |
| Export and analyse manually | Answer in seconds |
| Only analysts can query | Anyone on the team can ask |
| Rankings and reviews viewed separately | Cross-domain questions answered together |
| Ad-hoc questions never get asked | The cost of asking drops to nothing |
| Write access risk | Read-only by design |
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT
- Scope access per user or client
- Start with a diagnostic question
- Ask comparatively rather than broadly
- Verify anything consequential
- Move answers into your workflow
- Keep scheduled reporting in place
AI Connector is 1 of 42 tools you get
Every tool below is on the same plan at the same price. Nothing here is an add-on, an upgrade, or a separate subscription.
Rank & Visibility
Manage Profiles
Posts & Automation
Reviews & Reputation
Reports & White-Label
Others vs Local SEO Tool
How the usual pricing and packaging in this category compares with ours.
“Other tools” describes the common pattern across the category, not any one named product.
AI Connector is included on every plan
One flat price per location covers all 42 tools. There is no higher tier, no add-on, and no per-seat charge.
- All 42 tools on every plan
- No per-seat charges
- No setup fee and no contract
- Cancel or change locations any time
AI Connector questions
What is the AI connector?
A read-only connection between your location data and Claude or ChatGPT, so you can ask questions in plain language instead of building a report.
Which assistants are supported?
Claude and ChatGPT, through a standard connector requiring no development work.
Is my data used to train models?
No. The connection is read-only and scoped to your account, and your data is queried rather than used for training.
Can it change anything?
No. It can query but cannot publish, edit profiles or alter settings, which is deliberate.
What questions work best?
Comparative and diagnostic ones — which locations slipped, which profiles lack services, which reviews are unanswered.
Does this replace reports?
No. It handles one-off questions; recurring reporting still belongs in a scheduled, formatted report.
Can clients use it directly?
Access is scoped, so you can expose only the locations a given person should see.
Should I trust the numbers?
Verify anything consequential against the underlying data. Conversational answers are convenient rather than audited.
Can it compare periods?
Yes, and comparison questions generally produce more actionable answers than single-figure lookups.
Does it work across clients for an agency?
Yes, within whatever access scope you configure, which should be set deliberately rather than left open.
How long does connecting take?
Minutes. It is an authorisation step rather than an integration project.
Can non-technical staff use it?
Yes — that is much of the point. Plain language removes the dependency on whoever builds reports.
Can I export an answer?
Yes, into a client update or internal note without re-deriving the figures.
What if it gets something wrong?
Verify before acting. The tool is a fast route to a figure, not a substitute for checking anything material.
Does it see historical data?
Yes, as far back as your tracking goes, which is why establishing baselines early matters.
Is there a query limit?
Practical limits come from the assistant rather than the connector.
Can I ask about a single location?
Yes, or about groups, clients or the whole estate depending on your access.
Does it work with the review inbox?
Yes. Questions spanning reviews, rankings and profile health together are among the most useful it answers.
Is there a record of queries?
Yes, which is useful for governance in an agency context.
What is the best first question?
“Which locations declined this month and have unanswered reviews?” — it is specific, cross-domain and produces a work list.
Every tool. One price. No add-ons.
$5.33 per location per month gets you AI Connector and the other 41 tools.