Xtrusio AEO/GEO Audit

Ask Gemini about supply-chain risk.

Prewave isn’t in the answer.

Across 20 buyer-intent questions on three AI platforms, Prewave is named in 23 of 60 answers (38%). ChatGPT names it 12 times and Claude 11 — but Gemini names it zero times, including on the LkSG and CSDDD questions Prewave markets hardest. On those questions, osapiens and IntegrityNext take the top positions ahead of Prewave.

The findings below come from Xtrusio, an AI visibility audit built for B2B buyer-intent testing. Every result was produced by running 20 real prospect questions across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini and recording which vendors each platform named in its answer.

The analysis reflects how AI platforms name supply-chain risk and due-diligence vendors during discovery-phase research by procurement, sustainability and compliance leaders at large manufacturers.

September 2026
20 Questions • 3 Platforms • 60 Answers
Prewave
60%
ChatGPT
12 of 20 questions
3× #1 RANKINGS
55%
Claude
11 of 20 questions
1× #1 RANKING
0%
Gemini
0 of 20 questions
⚠ NAMED ZERO TIMES
The Gemini Blackout

Prewave is broadly visible on two platforms and absent on the third.

ChatGPT and Claude name Prewave on 55–60% of questions. Gemini names it on none of the 20 — including LkSG, CSDDD and EUDR, the exact queries Prewave positions hardest on. The same blackout hits osapiens, the vendor AI ranks first on those queries elsewhere. This is a cross-platform visibility gap; the audit records the pattern, not its cause.

23
Named in 60 answers
4×
Platform #1 rankings
Tied 3rd
By total mentions
Section 2

Platform Scorecard

How often each platform named Prewave — and how often it ranked Prewave first

Each of the 20 questions was asked once on each platform. A question counts as a mention when Prewave is named or recommended in the answer text. Source links are not captured, so this measures whether the buyer sees the name, and where it lands in the order — not where the platform read it.

Prewave mention rate by platform
ChatGPT
60%
Claude
55%
Gemini
0%
Competitor comparison — combined mention rate (of 60 responses)
Prewave
38%
IntegrityNext
47%
Everstream
40%
Resilinc
38%
EcoVadis
30%
osapiens
22%

Counts are minimum confirmed mentions within the tracked competitor set, not a full market ranking. Sphera and Sayari also appear across Gemini and Claude but are largely absent from ChatGPT, so the roster differs by engine.

Section 3

AI Visibility Comparison

Who owns the AI conversation — total mentions across all platforms

Total mentions — platform by platform
ChatGPT
12/20
Prewave named
Claude
11/20
Prewave named
Gemini
0/20
the blackout
Prewave
12
11
23
IntegrityNext
7
11
10
28
Everstream
9
9
6
24
Resilinc
5
7
11
23
EcoVadis
4
10
4
18
Sphera
6
10
16
Sayari
7
7
14
osapiens
8
5
13
ChatGPTClaudeGemini
Mention intensity — company × platform
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Total
Prewave
12
11
0
23
IntegrityNext
7
11
10
28
Everstream
9
9
6
24
Resilinc
5
7
11
23
EcoVadis
4
10
4
18
Sphera
0
6
10
16
Sayari
0
7
7
14
osapiens
8
5
0
13
FewerMore mentions
Prewave sits third, tied on total
IntegrityNext (28) and Everstream (24) are named across all three engines. Prewave (23) ties Resilinc but leans entirely on two platforms — all 23 mentions come from ChatGPT and Claude, none from Gemini.
The single-engine-pair risk
Prewave and osapiens share the same shape: strong on ChatGPT and Claude, zero on Gemini. Only IntegrityNext, Everstream and Resilinc hold ground across all three engines — which is what a durable AI presence looks like.
Section 4

AI Positioning Audit

20 buyer-intent questions — click any row for the exact question and where Prewave ranked

Buyer Personas
Three real, verified decision-makers from Prewave’s target buyer sectors — procurement, sustainability and compliance leaders at large German manufacturers. Names, titles and companies were verified; the buying concerns and search phrases below are research scenarios constructed from each role and sector, not statements attributed to these individuals. Each was assigned a block of the 20 questions.
MP
Global Purchasing Executive
Schaeffler • Automotive & Industrial • Germany
Representative buying concerns
A buyer in this role runs global purchasing for an automotive and industrial supplier. They want early warning of supplier disruption across thousands of parts, real-time monitoring instead of annual audits, and a way to quantify single-source exposure before it stops a line.
“early warning supplier disruption”“real-time supplier risk monitoring”
Queries 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 View LinkedIn profile
MA
Head of Sustainability, Mobility RS Procurement
Siemens • Rail Machinery • Germany
Representative buying concerns
A buyer in this role owns supplier sustainability for a rail-machinery procurement unit. They face CSRD and Scope-3 reporting, forced-labour and deforestation exposure deep in the chain, and want ESG data without endless supplier questionnaires.
“supplier sustainability ratings”“ESG data without questionnaires”
Queries 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 View LinkedIn profile
JG
Chief Integrity & Compliance / Human Rights Officer
Mercedes-Benz Group • Automotive • Germany
Representative buying concerns
A buyer in this role is accountable for supply-chain due diligence under the LkSG. They need a defensible audit trail for CSDDD and EUDR, and must map risk beyond tier-1 to raw materials and prove it to regulators.
“LkSG due diligence software”“map supply chain beyond tier-1”
Queries 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 View LinkedIn profile
#Question topicProduct lineClaudeChatGPTGemini
1Automotive early-warningMonitoring & Alerting✓#4✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What are the best software platforms for getting early warning of disruptions at our automotive suppliers before they stop our production line?”

2Real-time monitoring at scaleMonitoring & Alerting✓#3✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“How can a large manufacturer monitor supplier risk in real time across thousands of suppliers instead of relying on annual audits?”

3Adverse-media / local alertsMonitoring & Alerting✓#2✓#1✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“We keep getting blindsided by supplier problems we only hear about weeks later. What tools give real-time alerts on supplier issues from news and local sources?”

4Crisis response timeProactive Resilience✗✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What's the best way to reduce response time when a key supplier has a factory fire, strike, or bankruptcy?”

5Logistics / transport riskProactive Resilience✗✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“Which supply chain risk platforms are strongest for predicting disruptions across logistics and transportation routes?”

6Single-supplier exposureProactive Resilience✗✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“How do large industrial companies quantify how much of their spend is exposed to a single at-risk supplier?”

7Multi-country / languageMonitoring & Alerting✓#2✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What supplier risk monitoring tools work well for companies operating across many countries and languages?”

8Supplier sustainability ratingSustainability & ESG✗✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What software helps manufacturers rate and improve the sustainability performance of their suppliers?”

9Scope 3 / CSRD reportingSustainability & ESG✗✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“How can we track and report Scope 3 and ESG risks across our supplier base for CSRD reporting?”

10Env + human-rights deep-tierSustainability & ESG✓#7✓#1✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What tools help identify environmental and human-rights risks deep in a manufacturing supply chain?”

11Forced labour / UFLPADue Diligence & Compliance✗✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“Which platforms screen suppliers for forced labour and help comply with the US UFLPA import rules?”

12EUDR raw-material chainDue Diligence & Compliance✓#3✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What's the best software to prepare for the EU Deforestation Regulation across a complex raw-material supply chain?”

13ESG data, no questionnairesSustainability & ESG✓#5✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“How can a sustainability team collect and verify supplier ESG data without sending out endless questionnaires?”

14Ratings recognised by EU buyersSustainability & ESG✗✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What supplier sustainability rating providers are most widely recognised by large European buyers?”

15LkSG due diligenceDue Diligence & Compliance✓#4✓#3✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What software helps German companies meet their supply chain due diligence obligations under the LkSG?”

16CSDDD evidenceDue Diligence & Compliance✓#4✓#3✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“Which platforms are built to document due diligence evidence for the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)?”

17Map beyond tier-1Multi-Tier Transparency✗✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“How can a manufacturer map its supply chain beyond tier-1 down to raw-material sources?”

18Hidden sub-tier linksMulti-Tier Transparency✗✓#2✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What tools uncover hidden sub-tier supplier relationships that a direct supplier list doesn't show?”

19Defensible audit trailDue Diligence & Compliance✓#4✗✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“How do companies build a defensible audit trail for supplier human-rights and environmental due diligence?”

20Disruption + compliance in oneMulti-Tier Transparency✓#1✓#1✗
Exact question asked on all three platforms

“What supply chain risk platforms combine both operational disruption risk and sustainability compliance in one system?”

NAMED • RANKED FIRST11/20 • 1×#112/20 • 3×#10/20 • 0×#1

✓ #N = named at rank N in the answer (order of appearance); ✗ = not named. On ChatGPT, Prewave ranked first on three of its twelve mentions; on Claude, once. Recorded on the test date; a repeat run can shift a rank by a place or two.

Section 5

The Gemini Blackout

Where Prewave loses 55–60 points against its other platforms

On ChatGPT and Claude, Prewave is a familiar name in supply-chain risk answers. On Gemini it does not appear once — not on general monitoring, and not on the European-regulation questions it markets around. The same questions, asked on all three platforms, return Prewave twice and a different roster the third time.

“What software helps German companies meet their supply chain due diligence obligations under the LkSG?”

— Q15. ChatGPT and Claude name Prewave (rank 3–4). Gemini names IntegrityNext, Riskmethods and Sphera — Prewave absent.

“Which platforms document due diligence evidence for the EU CSDDD?”

— Q16. Gemini names IntegrityNext, Workiva and Sphera. Prewave is not in the answer.

“What platforms combine operational disruption risk and sustainability compliance in one system?”

— Q20. ChatGPT and Claude rank Prewave #1. Gemini names IntegrityNext, Resilinc and Sphera instead.
20 of 20 missed on Gemini
Prewave is named in none of Gemini’s 20 answers — monitoring, resilience, sustainability and compliance alike. There is no cluster where it survives on this platform.
Gemini leans on a different roster
Across the regulation queries Gemini seats IntegrityNext, Resilinc, Sphera SupplyShift and Sayari. osapiens — the vendor ChatGPT and Claude rank first on LkSG and CSDDD — is also absent from every Gemini answer. Prewave’s gap sits inside a wider divergence in who Gemini names.
Same Question. Different Platforms. Different Vendors.

Prewave’s content and analyst standing exist — ChatGPT and Claude name it on most questions. Gemini surfaces a different set of vendors and never reaches Prewave. The next step is to identify which sources Gemini relies on for these questions and test whether stronger presence in relevant third-party sources improves Prewave’s visibility. This audit measures what the platforms say, not why.

Section 6

AI Topic Authority Map

Which Prewave product lines the AI answers know — and who owns the rest

Each of the 20 questions maps to one of Prewave’s product lines. The percentage is the share of that line’s questions where Prewave was named on that platform.

Question topicAI leaderPrewave status
Real-time monitoring & alertingPrewave / EverstreamNAMED 2/3 (ChatGPT, Claude)
Disruption + compliance, unifiedPrewave#1 on both engines that name it
Deep-tier ESG & human-rightsSayari / EcoVadis2 of 3 (ChatGPT, Claude)
EUDR raw-material chainosapiens / SourcemapClaude only (1/3)
LkSG / CSDDD due diligenceosapiens → IntegrityNextNamed, rank 3–4, 2 of 3
Sustainability ratingsEcoVadisINVISIBLE (0/3)
Forced labour / UFLPAKharon / SayariINVISIBLE (0/3)
Multi-tier mappingEverstream / SayariChatGPT only (1/3)
Product Line
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Real-Time Monitoring & Alerting
4 queries
100%
100%
0%
Multi-Tier Transparency
3 queries
100%
33%
0%
Due Diligence & Compliance
5 queries
40%
80%
0%
Proactive Resilience
3 queries
67%
0%
0%
Sustainability & ESG
5 queries
20%
40%
0%

▸ Real-Time Monitoring & Alerting is the only Prewave product line named on every platform that returns it — and no line surfaces on Gemini at all.

Real-Time Monitoring & Alerting • 4 queries
ChatGPT100%
Claude100%
Gemini0%
Multi-Tier Transparency • 3 queries
ChatGPT100%
Claude33%
Gemini0%
Due Diligence & Compliance • 5 queries
ChatGPT40%
Claude80%
Gemini0%
Proactive Resilience • 3 queries
ChatGPT67%
Claude0%
Gemini0%
Sustainability & ESG • 5 queries
ChatGPT20%
Claude40%
Gemini0%
Where Prewave already wins
Real-Time Monitoring & Alerting is named on every monitoring question on both ChatGPT and Claude, and the unified disruption-plus-compliance answer ranks #1 on both — the lines that map to Prewave’s clearest differentiators.
Sustainability, Resilience & every Gemini cell
Sustainability & ESG (20–40%) and Resilience (0–67%) are the soft lines even where Prewave appears, with EcoVadis, Sayari and Resilinc taking those answers. Every line reads 0% on Gemini.
Section 7

Methodology

How this Xtrusio AEO/GEO Audit was run

This research uses Xtrusio’s AI visibility analysis framework. It reports what AI platforms say when buyers ask; it does not determine why any platform names or omits a vendor.

01
Twenty buyer-intent questions
Twenty questions across Prewave’s product lines: eight on its documented strengths (local-source monitoring, multi-tier mapping, deep-tier ESG), seven in shared territory (resilience, sustainability, due diligence), and five on specialist regulation (LkSG, CSDDD, EUDR, UFLPA, audit trail). None names a vendor.
02
Three platforms, sixty answers
Each question was asked once on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini in September 2026 — 60 answers. A mention means Prewave is named in the text; rank is its order of appearance. Model and browsing states were not recorded, so figures are directional and can vary between runs. All 20 ran in one session per platform, so later answers may carry earlier context — future audits will isolate each question. The 38% applies only to this 20-question set.
03
Competitor scope
Tracked set: IntegrityNext, Everstream, EcoVadis, osapiens, Sphera, Sayari and Resilinc. Prewave’s total is exhaustive across the 20×3 matrix; competitor totals are minimum confirmed counts within that set, not a full market ranking. Source URLs were not captured, so this measures whether a vendor is named and where it ranks — not where the platform read it.
Section 8

Recommendations

Prioritised actions to close the Gemini gap

Prewave is a strong runner-up on ChatGPT and Claude and absent on Gemini. Nothing below asks for new products. The work is to make the existing pages assert the specific claim each buyer question rewards, and to test whether stronger third-party category coverage improves Prewave’s position on the same queries.

Product line
Mention rate
Weakest platform
Who leads instead
Sustainability & ESG • 5 questions
20%Gemini 0%; ChatGPT 20%
EcoVadis, Sayari
Proactive Resilience • 3 questions
22%Claude & Gemini 0%
Resilinc, Everstream
Due Diligence & Compliance • 5 questions
40%Gemini 0%
osapiens, IntegrityNext
Multi-Tier Transparency • 3 questions
44%Claude weak, Gemini 0%
Everstream, Sayari
Real-Time Monitoring • 4 questions
67%strongest line
Everstream, Resilinc

Mention rate is the average share of a line’s questions where Prewave is named across the three engines. Every line is dragged to zero by Gemini; Sustainability and Resilience are weakest even on ChatGPT and Claude.

01
0–30
days
Make the existing regulation and monitoring pages assert the specific claim — not just describe the product.
3 actions
1
On the LkSG, CSDDD and EUDR pages, name the regulation, the evidence output and the audit trail in plain buyer language, so those questions can surface Prewave.Quick win
2
Publish a single sharp “disruption + compliance in one platform” page — the one answer Prewave already ranks #1 on across both engines that name it.Quick win
3
Add local-language, local-source monitoring proof to the monitoring pages so the ChatGPT and Claude strength has something concrete to cite.Quick win
02
30–90
days
Contest the LkSG / CSDDD lane and close the forced-labour and sub-tier zeros.
2 actions
1
Build side-by-side comparison content against osapiens and IntegrityNext, the two names ranked above Prewave on its own regulation queries.
2
Identify relevant comparison guides and directories covering the tracked set, then pursue appropriate Prewave inclusion and retest.Lift
03
90+
days
Widen external coverage, then re-audit.
2 actions
1
Review the sources Gemini cites for these queries, pursue third-party listings and buyer guides so Prewave appears beyond its own site, then re-run the same 20 questions to see whether Gemini and Claude visibility improves.
2
Quarterly Xtrusio re-audits to track gap closure. The score to watch is not the mention total — Prewave already has 38% visibility across this test set — it is how many questions move from unnamed to named on Gemini.Lift
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Prewave is visible on ChatGPT and Claude. Let’s close the Gemini gap.

The Gemini gap gives us a clear place to focus — and the differentiator answers to defend while we do.