How do weekly reports work?
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How do weekly reports work?

This guide explains how Cytd Weekly Reports are generated, where to find them, and what they include.

What is a Weekly Report?

A Weekly Report is a summary of your most recent performance across AI engines.

It is generated once per week and gives you a structured comparison of your latest data against a selected baseline.

When do I get a Weekly Report?

Every week, Cytd generates a new report automatically.

When it is ready, you will see a “Weekly Report is ready” card on the Overview page.opportunities.

What does the Weekly Report compare?

Each Weekly Report compares:

  • Your latest data run
  • Your selected baseline window

This helps you understand how your AI visibility is changing over time.

Where can I access the report?

You can open the Weekly Report in two places:

  • From the “Weekly Report is ready” card on the Overview page
  • From the Activity feed, where it appears as a completed report event

What is included in the report?

The Weekly Report typically includes:

  • High-level visibility insights across AI engines
  • Changes in citations and mentions
  • Performance trends over the week
  • Comparison against the baseline window

Why are Weekly Reports useful?

Weekly Reports help you track progress and understand shifts in performance without manually reviewing individual data runs.

They allow you to:

  • Quickly identify improvements or declines
  • Measure week-over-week changes
  • Compare against a consistent baseline

In simple terms

Weekly Reports are automatically generated summaries that compare your latest Cytd data to a baseline, and you can access them from the Overview page or Activity feed.