Klariton Feature Trust Intelligence

Does the AI trust you, or speak against you?

An AI recommends no brand it does not trust. And sometimes it says things about you that are not true. Trust Intelligence makes both visible: whether you get recommended, whether the facts are right, and in what light you stand against the competition.

Recommendation vs. rejection Factual accuracy Sentiment & competition
Why Trust Intelligence

Being visible is not enough. The AI has to trust you.

Being named as a source is the start. The decision lands when the AI actively recommends, and it only does that for brands it trusts and whose facts it considers reliable. Trust Intelligence shows you exactly that layer: not just whether you appear, but whether the AI speaks for you or against you.

Three layers

What Trust Intelligence measures

01

Recommendation or rejection

Is your brand actively recommended, only mentioned neutrally, or does the AI even advise against it? That difference decides the purchase, long before a click happens.

02

Factual accuracy

Are the claims the AI makes about you true, or does it invent features, prices or limitations? False claims cost trust and lead to wrong-fit purchases and returns.

03

Sentiment and positioning

In what tone does the AI talk about you, and how do you compare to the competitor it names in the same breath? Trust is relative, not absolute.

How Klariton builds trust

Trust comes from sourced, reviewed answers.

Trust Intelligence does not just measure, it acts. Every answer Klariton supplies is anchored in your own material and reviewed before it goes live. Safe Guard continuously monitors published answers against your material, so trust is never left to chance. That is how you turn a dismissive or false AI statement into a sourced recommendation.

The first step

See what the AI says about your brand.

The free AI visibility check shows you in under a minute whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude recommend you, and with which facts.