Every feature answers one question: what should I do now?

The forecast shows what is coming, the plan turns it into work, and the diagnosis finds what falls behind. Measurement is the evidence behind these decisions.

Demand forecast

Know when demand is coming, before it comes

Every keyword you track gets a 26-week demand forecast shown as a range. Yearly seasons, recurring events and the shift against last year are shown separately.

  • Upcoming events as date cards: when, how much they moved demand in past years, how many days are left
  • Shown as a range, not a single number; seasonal movement is separated from real growth
  • No forecast with less than 30 weeks of data
Upcoming events · promotional productsSample
NOV
27
November sales
Demand averaged +34% over the past 2 years
23 days
DEC
14
Year-end corporate gift season
Orders start 3 weeks before the peak
40 days
JAN
11
New year dip
Forecast: demand -22% · move budget to February
68 days

Season plan and drafts

One forecast, one plan for every channel

The forecast wave is split into dated jobs for stock, content, Google, AI answers and ads. A landing page outline, ad copy and a content brief are prepared as drafts; nothing goes live until you approve it.

  • Jobs land in the weekly list with their deadlines
  • Drafts follow your brand rules
  • Results can be downloaded as Excel or as a report
Season plan · hiking bootsSample
StockOrder by 31 January, expected peak 8 March
Content“How to choose hiking boots” guide · brief ready
GoogleCategory page title and internal links
AI questionsThe page to be cited for “best hiking boots”
AdsSearch and social ad copy draft · awaiting approval

Gap diagnosis

If you are falling while demand rises, it finds out why

A drop is tested on four layers separately: the market, perception in AI answers, Google ranking and technical health. Which layer is responsible and the first job to do appear on one screen.

  • A lasting change in demand is separated from a short spike
  • When the data is not enough, you see “Not enough data” instead of a verdict
  • A “Why did it drop?” investigation uses 1 unit
Waterproof boots · last 28 daysSample
Demand +18%Your clicks -22%
Market
No issue
AI answers
Not mentioned on 3 engines
Google ranking
Fell from 4 to 9
Technical
No issue
First job: Add a comparison table and FAQs to the category page.

AI answers

When customers ask AI, does your name come up?

The prompts you choose are asked on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, AI Overview and Scope AI Search on a schedule. Being mentioned and being cited as a source are measured separately, and you see which competitor is mentioned for the same question.

  • Every plan states how many prompts it tracks
  • You choose the engines and a 2, 3 or 4-day refresh
  • For questions where you are not mentioned, the page to update first is suggested
“Where to buy branded promotional pens?”Sample
EngineMentionedCited
ChatGPTYesYes
GeminiYesNo
AI OverviewNoNo
ClaudeNoNo
Scope AI SearchYesYes

Sample view · refreshed every 4 days by default

Google ranking

Ranking and demand together tell you which keyword to invest in

The keywords you track are measured every 3 days and shown next to your Search Console clicks. Keywords with rising demand where your ranking lags behind stand out as opportunities.

  • Pages doing well are marked “Leave as is”
  • Daily tracking is available as an add-on
Tracked keywordsSample
KeywordRankDemand
hiking boots11+41%
waterproof boots9+18%
winter boots4flat

Site health

Not a thousand issues, the five jobs that touch traffic

The crawl finds broken pages, crawl blockers, duplicate titles and structured data issues, and the list is ranked by impact on traffic. An error on a page with no traffic never gets ahead of a page that sells.

  • Findings land in the same weekly job list
Site crawl · priority orderSample
3 broken pages were getting traffic
Redirect them with a 301 to the closest category
268 pages share the same H1
Start with the largest group and make titles unique
113 pages get no traffic and do not load
Not urgent · check the ones with external links

Automations and custom agents

Set up a recurring job once, and it runs on time

Pick the day and time for jobs such as a weekly brief, a client report or a gap check. Every run’s history, result and units used are recorded.

  • For larger jobs, the estimated units are shown and your approval is asked before they start
  • A run that fails or stops halfway uses no units
  • Custom agents start on the Professional plan
When it runs and what it usesSample
Starts
Every Monday 09:00 · next: 19 October
Per run
2 units (≈ $0.14)
Monthly estimate
8 units (≈ $0.56)
If it fails
No units are used

See what each plan includes, side by side.

Features: Demand Forecast, Plan and Diagnosis | Scope Trends