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Part 4: Reading your dashboard

Your Overview dashboard is the first page you see in a project. It shows how your brand performs across all your prompts, and you can change what it shows to fit the way you work.

The Overview dashboard

What the dashboard shows by default

  • Agent input: a question box at the top. Ask the Peec agent about your data without leaving the page.
  • Key metrics: Visibility (how often you appear), Share of Voice (your share of all tracked brand mentions), Sentiment (how positively AI describes you, on a 0 to 100 scale), Position (your average position when mentioned) and Used as a source (how often AI used one of your own pages as a source). Each shows the change against the previous period.
  • Visibility chart: your visibility and that of your top competitors over time. Switch between day, week and month with D, W and M.
  • Top brands: a table comparing your brand and your top competitors on Visibility, Share of Voice, Sentiment and Position.
  • Own source impact: visibility with and without your own pages as sources.
  • Your plan: the next recommended actions for your project, with a link to Actions.
  • Performance matrix: how you perform across your topics and tags.
  • Top domains and Domain types: which websites AI uses most as sources, and which type of source they are (for example Editorial, Corporate, UGC or Reference).
  • Recent chats: the latest AI responses across your prompts, not just the ones that mention you. A chat with zero mentions is still worth reading: it shows what the AI said about your topic.

Filter what you see

Use the bar at the top to change the numbers on the whole dashboard.

  • Date range: pick a period, and compare it with the previous period, last month or last year.
  • All filters: narrow the dashboard by Topics, Tags, Models or Metrics.
Dashboard filters

Customize your dashboard

Click Edit to open an editable copy of the Overview.

  1. Name your view and add a short description.
  2. On the Metrics, Charts and Tables tabs, switch each item on or off.
  3. Use Preview to check how it looks, then click Save changes. Click Cancel to leave without saving.
Customizing your dashboard

Go deeper

Click a prompt in the Prompts table to open its own dashboard. It shows the same filters, and the visibility chart and top brands for just that prompt, plus source distribution, query fanouts and common terms.

A per-prompt dashboard

From the dashboard you can also open Share to export it to PDF or create a link.