focadio plugs into the AI engines, SERP providers, query discovery sources, and workflow tools your team already uses — so AI visibility data flows into the systems that drive your content, citation, and authority decisions.
Each integration below is described against what the platform actually supports today. Anything labeled as planned will only be claimed once shipped.
AI engines, SERP context, query discovery, optional orchestration, alerts, and API. Each category sits on the same adapter pattern, so swapping or extending providers stays cheap.
Run visibility checks across the AI engines buyers actually use to research, compare, and shortlist solutions.
OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot. Each engine routes through the adapter interface.
Pull the SERP context that may shape AI answers — top-ranking URLs, related questions, and citation candidates.
SERP providers route through a single adapter interface for metering and observability.
Build the prompt clusters that match real buyer behavior — across organic search, related questions, and LLM-expanded prompt variations.
Discovery feeds into the query coverage that the visibility run measures against.
For teams that prefer to wire AI visibility work into a low-code workflow, optional orchestration is supported — including n8n as one optional low-code path.
Optional orchestration is exactly that: optional. The platform does not require it.
Slack and email alerts for visibility changes, run completion, and threshold events.
Alerts will be claimed as live once the productionization milestone ships.
Enterprise API keys for programmatic workflows — create projects, queue runs, and read visibility results from your own systems.
API keys are hashed at rest. The dashboard continues to use Supabase JWT.
Whether you want AI visibility data inside Slack, BI, a workflow tool, or your own stack, the platform exposes the integration surfaces that make it possible — and is honest about what is shipped versus planned.