Pick an area.
Can AI agents get into your website?
Before an AI agent can book, quote or buy anything, it has to be let in. Reach checks the front door: your robots.txt, your bot protection, your address and your sitemap.
Can AI agents understand what your business sells?
Once an agent is in, it has to work out what you sell, what it costs and how to get it. Comprehend checks whether those facts are stated in a form a machine can read.
Can AI agents book, quote and buy on your website?
Act is the heaviest area because it decides whether anything actually happens. It checks whether an agent is handed named actions (WebMCP), can find them before it loads a page, and can fill in your forms.
Can AI agents finish the job on your website?
An agent that has done everything right can still fail on the last step. Complete checks for the walls it hits there: captchas, login walls, rate limits and embedded third party windows.
Can a customer's own AI agent act for them on your website?
Personal agents work for one person who already knows you: they check a booking, move a class, cancel a membership. Delegate asks what happens after sign-in, without us ever signing in.
Do your website's facts agree for AI agents?
An agent reads your structured data, your page and your llms.txt at once. Accurate checks that the phone number, address, opening hours and prices say the same thing in all of them.
Can AI agents find the right location of a multi-location business?
"Book me at the Aiken gym" only works if the agent can get to the Aiken page. Locations applies to brands with more than one location and checks the path from the brand site to each one.
Can AI shopping agents buy from your online store?
For sites that sell online, Commerce asks the narrow question a retailer cares about: can an agent buy a specific product, at a stated price, that is actually in stock.