Named
- You appear in the shortlist when a buyer asks about your category.
- Across every engine, not just the one that already likes you.
- Measured by counting, not by feel.
AccessAegis makes sure the answer includes you.
People ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews the same questions they used to type into a search box. They get one written answer with a handful of names in it. Most of them never click further.
Sources: OpenAI, “Introducing OpenAI for India”, 18 February 2026; Pew Research Center, 22 July 2025, United States, 900 tracked panellists, March 2025.
For a 50-person team, the usual shortlist is greytHR, Keka, Zoho Payroll and RazorpayX Payroll.
Ask ChatGPT which payroll software an Indian company should buy and it gives a five-name shortlist. Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews each give their own. If you are not in it, you are not considered. The buyer never learns you exist.
We run the real questions your buyers ask through ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews. We log who gets named, in what order, and which pages each engine read to decide.
We open the site to every engine's crawler, mark up what is already published with the schema each engine reads, add an llms.txt, and hand your team a page-by-page brief for what is missing. Your writers write; we check it.
On your site, in your voice, checked by you before anything goes live.
We re-run the questions every week and send one report a month in plain numbers: named or not, per engine, against the competitors that beat you.
Indian payroll and HRMS software. Forty buyer questions, four engines, every answer read by hand.
No deck. We run a few of your buyers' questions live and walk you through what comes back.
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