BrandViz.AI connects to Vercel with a one-click log drain and reads which AI crawlers fetch which pages. It never writes to Vercel and installs nothing on your site.
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How it works
Read-onlyConnect Vercel
One click: the Vercel consent flow opens, you approve, BrandViz configures the rest.
BrandViz.AI reads
Request logs, read-only. Requires a Vercel Pro or Enterprise plan.
It shows as
The AI traffic dashboard in BrandViz.AI.
Nothing to approve
Nothing to approve: BrandViz.AI never writes to Vercel.
BrandViz.AI reads request logs from Vercel and turns them into an AI traffic view: which AI crawlers fetched your site, which pages they asked for, and whether each fetch succeeded or failed. Because the data is per request, you can filter to a single crawler or page, or exclude the training-corpus crawlers nobody can act on.
Every AI crawler identified by user agent, so you can tell retrieval crawlers that feed live answers apart from training crawlers that only build corpora.
Per-request detail down to the URL, so you can see whether the page you just fixed is being fetched at all, and by whom.
Status codes on every request. A crawler that is blocked, redirected or served an error is invisible to the AI engine behind it, however good the page is.
Isolate one crawler or one page, or exclude the ones you cannot act on, so the picture you look at is the one that affects citations.
Yes. The Vercel connection is read-only. BrandViz.AI receives a stream of request logs and nothing else: it cannot deploy, change environment variables, edit domains, alter build settings or touch your code.
Once data arrives, the AI traffic view in BrandViz.AI sits beside your visibility report, so a mention or citation gap and the crawl behaviour behind it are read together. If a page you fixed is never fetched, or is fetched and served an error, that is the next thing to solve, before any more content is written.
Requests appear within minutes of connecting and accumulate from that moment, giving you a record of AI crawler behaviour you did not have before.
A firewall rule or bot-mitigation layer that turns away GPTBot or PerplexityBot shows up as failed fetches, which explains a citation gap no content fix can close.
After a fix ships and is approved, the traffic view shows whether the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity have fetched the updated page.
BrandViz.AI connects to Vercel in one click from Integrations: approve Vercel’s consent screen and BrandViz configures the log stream for you. Vercel requires a Pro or Enterprise plan for log streaming, and history starts the moment you connect.
In BrandViz.AI, open Integrations and select Vercel in the AI crawler logs section. Cloudflare sits alongside it for sites on that network.
A popup opens on Vercel. You approve access for the project, and BrandViz sets up the request log stream. Nothing else in your project is touched.
Requests start flowing as soon as the stream is live. There is no backfill, so the sooner it is on, the sooner your history begins.
The panel shows connected and receiving data as separate states. If Vercel silently disables the stream, you are told, rather than seeing an empty chart and assuming crawlers stopped coming.
Vercel is one of two read-only sources. The other is Cloudflare, which reads hourly analytics for a zone and works on every plan including Free.
Vercel streams requests within minutes, and Cloudflare fills in hour by hour. History starts when you connect.
No. BrandViz.AI reads logs or analytics after the fact. Nothing is installed on your pages.
Connected and receiving data are separate states, so a stream that stopped is reported rather than mistaken for a quiet site.
BrandViz.AI receives a read-only stream of request logs from the project you approve in Vercel’s consent flow, and nothing else. It cannot deploy, change settings or read your code. Vercel requires a Pro or Enterprise plan for log streaming. Disconnect from Integrations at any time and the stream stops.
BrandViz.AI identifies AI crawlers by user agent from your own logs, including the retrieval crawlers behind live answers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot and the training-corpus crawlers such as Bytespider. You can filter to one crawler or exclude the ones you cannot act on, so the view stays focused on what affects citations.
No. Vercel streams requests forward from the moment the connection is live, and there is nothing to backfill. Data appears within a few minutes, and the record grows from there. That is the reason to connect early: the sooner the stream is on, the longer the history you have when a citation gap needs explaining.
The Vercel connection is read-only, so it shows the block rather than changing it. Where the fix lives in your code, BrandViz.AI can carry it through the GitHub integration as a pull request. Where it lives in a firewall or CDN setting, the activity feed tells you the exact change to make.
Connect Vercel and watch which AI crawlers reach your pages, next to the visibility report that explains why.
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