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Send to Geo

Send to Geo is an action available on most data surfaces in the Genezio dashboard. Clicking it hands the current object — a topic, a scenario, a competitor, a citation, a SWOT entry, a perception — to the Geo Assistant with its full context attached.

You can then ask follow-up questions about that specific object without re-explaining what you're looking at.


Why It Exists

Investigating something in the dashboard usually starts with noticing it on a chart or in a drawer. Before Send to Geo, the path to a question was:

  1. See something interesting on a chart
  2. Open the Geo Assistant
  3. Re-describe what you're looking at, in words
  4. Hope Geo finds the right slice of data

Send to Geo collapses that into a single click. The assistant picks up the exact object you were looking at — that competitor, that scenario, that citation source — and you can immediately ask:

It shortens the path from noticing something in a chart to deciding what to do about it.


Where Send to Geo Is Available

The action is on virtually every meaningful surface in the dashboard, including:

Anywhere you see a meaningful object on screen, look for the Send to Geo action.


What Happens When You Send Something

  1. You click Send to Geo on the object.
  2. Geo opens (or comes to the foreground) with the object attached as context.
  3. Geo acknowledges what it received — for example, "I'm looking at the CRM for startups topic for the last 30 days."
  4. You type your follow-up question. Geo answers grounded in that object.

The attached context stays with the conversation. You can keep asking questions about the same object across multiple turns without re-attaching it.


Typical Workflows

Diagnose a drop. On the Overview, your recommendation rate drops on ChatGPT. Click Send to Geo on the chart, ask "what's behind this drop?" — Geo pulls the underlying conversations and explains.

Counter a competitor. In the competitor details drawer, click Send to Geo, ask "what are their top three strengths in SWOT, and how do I counter them?" — Geo answers, then you can ask it to "draft a brief that addresses the top strength."

Audit a citation source. On the Citations view, send a domain to Geo and ask "what does this source say about us versus competitors?" — Geo summarizes the perceptions extracted from conversations that cite it.

Explain a scenario. From the Scenario drawer, send a scenario and ask "which LLM performs worst on this and why?" — Geo cross-references conversations across engines.


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