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Use these definitions when reading Alesta panels, documents, logs, and actions. A state such as unavailable or locked is part of the result and should stay attached when evidence is reported elsewhere.

Product and workspace terms

AI CMO

Alesta’s AI-assisted workspace for organizing company context, marketing evidence, analysis, documents, and decisions. The term does not imply autonomous external execution.

Workspace

The isolated Alesta context anchored to one company domain, including its profile, evidence, competitors, documents, connections, members, plan, and credits.

Domain-first baseline

The initial bounded company and marketing picture built from the submitted domain and available public sources. The free baseline is a one-time run, not continuous monitoring. See how Alesta builds the baseline.

Company profile

The working identity, categories, description, social links, documents, and competitor context shown in the Company panel.

Company panel

The left side of the Company screen containing workspace identity, profile context, documents, competitors, and footer controls.

Panel

A structured reading with a title, scope, evidence state, and source boundary.

Document

A generated working artifact based on current workspace context. A document is not automatically approved or published.

Signal

A remediation feed that turns verified findings into reviewable prompts, instructions, files, or a confirmed next step. Signals do not automatically execute external changes.

Evidence terms

Observed

Evidence returned from an available public page, provider response, connected source, or direct measurement.

Calculated

A value derived from observed inputs through a defined transformation.

Inferred

An interpretation produced from observed evidence that remains subject to human correction.

Proposed

A suggested item awaiting review, such as a competitor candidate.

Confirmed

Context accepted or supplied by a workspace member.

Lab data

A diagnostic result produced under controlled conditions, such as a Lighthouse PageSpeed run.

Field data

Eligible aggregated real-user experience evidence for a published scope and period, such as Chrome UX Report Core Web Vitals.

Evidence state

The label that explains whether a result is observed, calculated, inferred, proposed, partial, unavailable, or not measured. See the full evidence-state guide.

Availability terms

Preparing or queued

The relevant stage has not started yet.

Generating or running

Work is active for the surface.

Ready

A usable result exists for the stated source and scope. Ready does not mean complete coverage or no caveats.

Partial

Some requested evidence is usable and some is missing.

Unavailable

The source or operation did not produce a usable result. Unavailable is not zero.

Not measured

The current run did not ask or could not ask the question.

Disconnected

A required provider is not authorized for the workspace.

Needs selection or Action needed

Authorization exists, but a property, account, organization, or resource still must be selected.

Locked

The current plan, role, or credit state does not permit the reading or action. A lock describes access, not the quality of the company or site.

Coming soon

The product surface is visible, but its workflow is not runnable in the current build.

Mock data

An explicitly labeled example of panel structure. It is not a measurement for the selected workspace.

Web analysis terms

SEO analysis

The Alesta Web view for PageSpeed lab diagnostics, eligible field experience, SEO health, a bounded crawl, issues, and conditional organic-search evidence. See how to read SEO results.

PageSpeed

Google Lighthouse lab diagnostics shown separately for mobile and desktop across Performance, Accessibility, Best practices, and SEO.

Core Web Vitals

Eligible aggregated field-experience measurements for the displayed page or origin and device scope. They are not backfilled from PageSpeed when field evidence is missing.

GEO analysis

Alesta’s analysis of available site-readiness signals for AI answers. Readiness is separate from observed AI visibility and does not guarantee citation. See GEO and AI visibility analysis.

Observed AI visibility

Provider evidence that an eligible measured AI answer mentioned the site within the stated platform, language, location, prompt, and time scope.

AI answer mention

An available answer-level record behind an observed visibility aggregate. It is dated evidence, not a permanent state.

Programmatic analysis

The Alesta tab that exposes supported sections from a measured on-page payload, such as timing, resources, headings, metadata relevance, and social tags. It does not generate programmatic pages. See the Programmatic analysis guide. A provider-backed summary that can include backlink totals, referring domains, anchors, dates, and risk-watch information for the stated scope. The individual link rows and monthly series returned for an eligible run. The inventory can be sampled or partial and is not a complete map of the web.

Referring domain

The host of a page that links to the analyzed domain.

Canonical URL

The URL a page declares as its preferred version for indexing and consolidation. A canonical is a signal, not a guarantee that a search engine will select it.

Connected analytics and outputs

Web

The Analytics area containing SEO, GEO, Programmatic, and Backlinks tabs.

Traffic

The connected Analytics area for independent Google Analytics and Search Console lanes.

Social

The availability-aware monitoring area for the social providers currently offered to the workspace.

Activity log

A human-readable history of what a baseline searched, decided, skipped, and completed.

Operations log

A technical stream of run steps, provider calls, statuses, timings, and lag.

Integration

An available connection path to an external provider or account. A listed integration can still be disconnected or unusable by the current capability.

Provider

An external service that can supply authorized or public evidence. Provider availability and coverage remain distinct from plan access.

Plans, roles, and actions

Zero-rated profiling run

The eligible free domain-first run that does not consume user action credits.

Credit

The usage unit applied to eligible paid work in a workspace.

Workspace action

A protected, user-initiated correction or analysis update submitted through Alesta’s supported action catalog.

Target lock

The server rule that prevents overlapping actions on the same protected document, profile field, competitor set, file, or Signal.

Owner

The workspace role responsible for member management and billing in addition to available product administration.

Admin

The invited workspace role that can use available product surfaces but cannot perform Owner-only member or billing changes.

Plan entitlement

Permission for a workspace to access a reading or action. It does not guarantee provider data, required inputs, release availability, or a successful result.

llms.txt

A community-proposed orientation-file format. Alesta can create a draft as part of the free baseline. The file is not a Google ranking requirement or a citation guarantee.

References

Last modified on August 30, 2026