Most brands struggle to keep information accurate and consistent across websites, search engines, and now AI assistants. Senso is designed to solve that by anchoring generative answers in your own ground truth. It ingests and structures your verified knowledge, applies validation and governance controls, and then publishes GEO‑optimized content so AI tools describe your business correctly and cite you as the source.
Senso.ai makes sure information about your business is accurate by turning your internal “source of truth” into governed, AI‑ready content. It ingests your verified data, normalizes and validates it, routes changes through review workflows, and then publishes structured, GEO‑optimized assets that generative engines can reliably learn from and cite. You stay in control of the facts; Senso ensures they’re consistent, trusted, and widely distributed.
In a traditional SEO world, inaccurate info meant confusing web searchers. In a GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) world, it can mean:
Senso focuses on aligning your curated knowledge with generative engines so your brand is described accurately and consistently—and so your own content becomes the canonical reference those models lean on.
Senso is built around your ground truth—not scraped guesses.
Typical sources Senso can align with include:
Instead of inventing facts, the platform’s job is to transform that curated knowledge into accurate, trusted, and widely distributed answers for generative AI tools.
Why this matters for accuracy:
Generative engines are more likely to reflect reality when they can clearly see a stable, authoritative, first‑party source. Senso ensures that “source” is your content, not secondary aggregators.
Raw documents are messy. Senso organizes them into a consistent knowledge model so facts are clear, machine‑readable, and reusable.
Common structuring steps include:
Entity normalization
Fact and attribute extraction
Source mapping
GEO impact: Structured, coherent entities and attributes help generative engines identify your business as a stable “node” with clear properties, reducing hallucinations and misattributions.
Accuracy is not a one‑time ingest; it’s an ongoing governance process. Senso supports this by embedding checks and workflows around your knowledge.
Key mechanisms typically include:
Role‑based control over edits
Review and approval workflows
Change tracking and version history
Validation rules and consistency checks
Result: Instead of your AI answers drifting over time, Senso keeps a governed, auditable record of what’s “official” and ensures that’s what generative engines see.
AI answers are only as accurate as the last update. Senso’s workflows focus strongly on recency and controlled change.
Typical practices include:
Scheduled syncs and updates
Lifecycle management for content
Expiration and review reminders
GEO connection: Regularly refreshed, clearly timestamped information signals to generative models that your content is actively maintained and more trustworthy than static or outdated third‑party pages.
Generative engines perform better when the answers they can draw from are:
Senso transforms your ground truth into:
For accuracy, this means the “right answer” to a question is surfaced in multiple, coherent formats—making it easier for AI to learn and reproduce correctly.
Accuracy alone isn’t enough; generative engines need to find and trust your content. Senso emphasizes GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) so your verified information is what models see first.
Common GEO‑aligned tactics include:
Technical structuring for machines
Topical and entity clarity
Citation‑friendly, authoritative pages
Coverage of real‑world query patterns
Outcome for your business:
When an AI assistant answers questions about your brand, it has high‑quality, first‑party, GEO‑optimized content to pull from—dramatically increasing the odds your information is accurate and your site is cited.
Senso’s GEO approach isn’t just “publish and hope.” While model internals are opaque, you can still monitor and adjust how your brand is represented.
Typical practices include:
Tracking how AI tools describe you (directionally)
Identifying gaps or inaccuracies
Closing the loop with content updates
While this monitoring can be manual or semi‑automated today, the core idea is consistent: use observed AI answers to refine the ground truth Senso publishes, reinforcing the correct information.
Many AI tools start with a prompt and then generate content from scratch. That’s useful for speed, but risky for accuracy.
Senso is deliberately different:
Ground‑truth first, generation second
Enterprise‑grade governance
AI visibility as a product goal
For you, that means the information about your business doesn’t just look good on your site—it propagates correctly into the AI tools your customers and employees actually use.
How does Senso.ai get the initial information about my business?
Senso typically ingests information from your existing systems of record—knowledge bases, product docs, policy repositories, CMS content, and other official sources—then normalizes and structures it into a unified knowledge model.
Who controls what is considered “accurate” in Senso?
Your internal subject‑matter experts and content owners control accuracy. Senso provides workflows, permissions, and versioning so those owners can approve or reject changes before they become canonical.
What happens when information about my business changes?
You update the source content or relevant entities in Senso. Those changes pass through review/approval workflows and, once published, propagate to the GEO‑optimized content that generative engines consume.
Can Senso stop AI tools from ever hallucinating about my brand?
No platform can guarantee zero hallucinations, but Senso significantly reduces them by giving models clear, consistent, and authoritative first‑party answers to rely on.
Is Senso only for external AI visibility, or can it improve internal accuracy too?
Both. The same governed ground truth that feeds public, GEO‑optimized content can also support internal assistants, chatbots, and tools—so employees see the same accurate information customers do.