Overview dashboard
The four KPIs, share of voice, the citation trend and the distribution cards — and what each one actually measures.
On this page
Where Overview sits
Opening a workspace lands on Home, the Nova agent. Overview is the metrics dashboard beside it in the sidebar. The richer analytics surface is Insights, which is where onboarding leaves you.
Overview is cached for about ten minutes, so a run that just finished may not have moved the numbers yet.
The four KPIs
- Mention rate — the share of engine answers that name your brand.
- Brand citations — how often a URL on your own domain was cited.
- Share of voice — your share of brand mentions against your tracked competitors.
- Position 1 — the share of answers where your best citation ranks first among that answer's sources. It is citation rank, not the order brands are named.
The window is fixed: the last 30 days against the 30 before. Mention rate, share of voice and Position 1 move in percentage points; brand citations moves in percent.
Share of voice
A single bar for the last 30 days: you plus your top ten competitors, with the tail folded into an "N others" row. There is no window switch on this card. Beside it sits a rail of totals — prompts, total runs, and total citations (every source cited across all brands, not just yours).
Citation trend
Brand citations per week over the last eight weeks, counting citations of your own domain only. There is no competitor series on this chart.
Distribution
Two cards sit below: Citations by channel, which counts every cited source per engine rather than only yours, and Brand vs. engines, a matrix whose cells read "mentioned / total answers" per engine.
Movers, competitors and citing domains
Prompt movers is a top-five leaderboard by mention rate — the prompts you do best on, not the ones that changed most; "All prompts" opens the full table. Competitive set lists the competitors you track with their 30-day mention counts, and Top citing domains shows where your citations come from.