GEO Report Verification FAQ
Report credibility comes from traceable test conditions and question-level evidence, not from a precise-looking summary score alone.
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It should state the platform and model, execution time, question set, source answers, citations, failures, retries, and calculation method. This lets a client trace summary findings back to specific questions.
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No. A recording is an optional verification method agreed before testing. Question-level source records or a live screen-share review can also make the process inspectable.
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It is the complete answer, available citations, timestamp, status, and retry history for one test question. Keeping these records prevents a report from relying only on selected successful examples.
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No. Third-party AI output changes with models, indexes, accounts, regions, and time. A report verifies how a test was run and what evidence supported it, not a permanent future outcome.
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Both parties should confirm the disclosure scope and redact account details, personal data, unpublished client material, and restricted third-party content. Internal test material should not become a public case without approval.
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The first audit establishes a baseline and content priorities. A retest uses agreed questions and recorded conditions to observe later changes. It remains an observation process, not a fixed performance guarantee.
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