GEO Lens Docs
GEO Lens Docs
HomepageGEO Lens docsProduct overviewGEO methodology and platform scopeRegistration, login, and accountPricing, membership, payment, and invoicesMembership, credits, and limitsBrand profiles and diagnosis setupTask status, report status, and billing lifecycleReport interpretation, sharing, and retestTroubleshooting and supportData, privacy, and securityFAQModule guideRole guideScenario playbookStep-by-step guide

GEO Lens docs

A complete usage index for the self-serve GEO diagnosis SaaS.

Audience: brand owners, small businesses, individual operators, agency users, and platform administrators. Product scope: self-serve recharge, brand profiles, GEO diagnosis, report viewing, password sharing, and lightweight retest. Boundary: this SaaS does not include the legacy customer portal, delivery operations console, or content delivery workbench.

What to read first

What you want to doRead thisBest for
Understand what GEO Lens isProduct overviewEveryone
Understand methodology, platform scope, and limitsGEO methodologyUsers, agencies, external report readers
Register, sign in, verify email, or reset passwordRegistration and accountNew users
Understand pricing, credits, payment, and invoicesPricing and paymentEveryone
Understand membership, credits, brand limits, and concurrencyMembership and creditsLogged-in users and admins
Fill brand data and configure a diagnosisBrand and diagnosis setupLogged-in users
Understand stuck tasks, report state, and credit holdsTask and billing lifecycleLogged-in users and support
Interpret reports, share, export, or retestReport interpretationUsers and agencies
Troubleshoot stuck tasks, failed exports, or supportTroubleshooting and supportEveryone
Understand privacy, deletion, cookies, and securityData, privacy, and securityEveryone
Read high-frequency answers quicklyFAQEveryone
Understand each menu entryModule guideEveryone
Understand what your role should doRole guideUsers, admins, agencies
Run a real business scenarioScenario playbookNew users and operators
Follow exact click-by-click stepsStep-by-step guideFirst-time users

The five core entries

EntryMeaningUsed byDo not confuse with
DashboardAccount state, diagnosis progress, recent reports, next actionsAll usersDetailed report page
Brand profilesBrand, website, market, competitors, and productsAll usersOne-time diagnosis form
New diagnosisConfigure report type, questions, platforms, and collectionAll usersReport output
ReportsHistory, report assets, share links, and exportsAll usersBackground job logs
GEO walletCredits, membership, orders, and ledgerAll usersGeneric points

Administrators also see an Operations section for users, membership tiers, credit rules, payment channels, manual adjustments, orders, diagnosis tasks, and audit logs.

Recommended learning path

  1. Read the module guide.
  2. Read the GEO methodology to understand what reports can and cannot claim.
  3. Read the role guide.
  4. Follow the step-by-step guide to create a brand, run a diagnosis, open a report, and share it.
  5. Read the scenario playbook for presales, formal diagnosis, retest, recharge, and admin operations.

One-line product loop

Create a brand, buy credits, confirm questions, collect AI answers, generate a report, share it with a password, then retest later.

Key concepts

ConceptMeaningWhat users should know
GEO creditsDiagnosis usage unit1 credit usually equals 1 collected AI answer
Membership tierMonthly credits, brand limit, and concurrency capacityIt controls scale and parallel diagnosis
Brand profileBrand source dataBetter profiles make generation and recognition more stable
Question setTEEA-stage questionsReview questions before running
PlatformsAI answer sourcesMore platforms and rounds cost more credits
Partial readyUseful results exist with missing or failed collectionReview internally and explain sample gaps before sharing
Report sharingStandalone public report pageNon-users can open with link and password
RetestRun again from historyReuse questions and platforms for comparability

Product overview

What GEO Lens is, who it is for, what it can do, and where its product boundaries are.

Table of Contents

What to read firstThe five core entriesRecommended learning pathOne-line product loopKey concepts