Work your leads in the panel, and see the evidence behind every score

The widget lead inbox is a worklist now, not a mailbox. Every captured lead carries the score of the audit or grade it came from, a link to that report, a status you can move through your own funnel — new, contacted, qualified, won, lost — and a note you can search later. Search covers the note as well as the email and the site, because that is where you write the thing you will want to find again, and the whole inbox exports to CSV in one click. A lead whose report has been deleted shows a dash rather than a zero: a zero is a real and terrible score, and it belongs beside nobody's email by accident.

Reports say more about themselves too. The AI-visibility prompt table now quotes the sentence each engine actually used your brand name in, so "Mentioned: Yes" comes with its evidence instead of asking to be believed; the same excerpt reaches the public API as mention_excerpt. The plain-language summary that only the branded PDF used to carry now opens the report on screen, and the recommendation list flags the quick wins — the high-priority items that are genuinely small jobs. Deliberately absent: an estimated point gain per recommendation. Nothing we run measures what a fix does to the score, and a made-up number is at its most convincing sitting next to four real ones. The SEO-audit PDF gained the two sections it had been dropping: the competitor comparison and the Core Web Vitals behind the performance grade.