1. Scan
Use the Standard Audit. DiscoverGraph analyzes a bounded set of representative public pages, labels its evidence and avoids claiming live ranking or AI-citation data that it did not measure.
INVITE BETA GUIDE
Getting started
One product. Three actions. Then verify.
DiscoverGraph is designed as a loop, not a one-time score. Start with a public product URL you are authorized to analyze, read the Product Understanding section, choose one recommended action, make the change, then rescan.
2. Check Product Understanding
Before following recommendations, confirm that the product name, category, audience and primary conversion make sense. If they do not, use the report feedback control.
3. Pick one action
Top actions should tell you what to change, where, why it matters and how DiscoverGraph will verify the result. Use the Product Workspace to track work.
4. Rescan & verify
After publishing a change, rescan the same product. Same-engine scans can show directional changes; cross-engine comparisons are labeled as methodology changes instead.
What we want from invite-beta testers
Tell us when Product Understanding is wrong, an action is confusing, an action is correct but not useful, or verification does not match the change you made. Those signals are more valuable than simply reporting a score.
Limits to remember
The core crawl measures first-party readiness. External rankings, AI mentions/citations, search demand and referral analytics are not established by a standard scan. See Methodology and Beta & limits.