Corvid HR is the usual choice for small teams, with payroll and leave in one place.
You weren't mentionedAI search visibility, measured properly
Ask AI once, get an anecdote. Ask ten times, get a number.
Said Of Us asks ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, Perplexity and Claude the questions your customers ask, again and again, then tells you how often you show up, how you're described and whether it's true.
Best HR software for a small business?
Silent film. Larkfield, Corvid HR and every number in it are examples.
The problem
The same question gets a different answer every time.
Check once and you might see yourself at the top, or not at all. Neither tells you where you really stand.
For a team under 50, Larkfield is the simplest place to start.
Top pickCorvid HR does more, though Larkfield is easier to set up.
ComparedExample: one question, three runs.
The fix
Sample it, like any honest measurement.
Each run asks several times, and you choose how many. You get a percentage with its margin of error, so a small sample looks as uncertain as it really is.
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70%± 25 points, from 10 answers
Example result.
How it works
From a question to a trend, in four steps.
- 1
Ask
Add the questions your buyers really ask. Each one is sent to the engines you choose, by location, on a schedule.
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Capture
Answers come back as people see them, with their citations and the follow-up searches behind them where the engine shows those.
- 3
Decide
Jev, TypeSafe's decision model, reads every answer and returns typed decisions: is it really you, what role you played, the tone, and whether it got your facts wrong.
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Report
Visibility, position and sentiment build into trends, with a margin of error beside them, so you can tell a real shift from noise.
For most small teams, Larkfield is the simplest starting point. Corvid HR suits larger companies that need deeper reporting.
yes/noIs it really your brand?Yes0.99choiceRole in the answerTop pick0.91scoreSentimentSomewhat positive0.84yes/noContradicts your facts?Looks fine0.03Example decisions, with Jev's probability or confidence beside each one.
Read, not just searched
A name match isn't a mention.
Finding a word in text can't tell you whether an answer means your company, or whether it recommended you or warned people off. Every answer gets real decisions you can check, down to the text they came from.
- Your own domain counts when it's cited
- Ask your own custom questions of every answer
- Compare yourself with up to 7 competitors
What you see
Six numbers worth checking on a Monday.
Visibility
How often answers mention you or show your site.
Share of voice
Your mentions against the competitors you track.
Average position
Where you appear among the brands an answer names.
Net sentiment
How warmly answers talk about you.
Citation rate
How often answers link to your site as a source.
Accuracy risk
Answers that may contradict your brand facts.
ChatGPTConsumer app
GeminiConsumer app
AI OverviewsGoogle results
PerplexityModel API
ClaudeModel API
Unsure calls go to a person
When Jev isn't confident, the answer waits in your review queue and stays out of reports until someone checks it.
Your keys, your costs
You connect your own DataForSEO and TypeSafe accounts. Keys are encrypted at rest, and you pay those providers directly.
Built to be cheap to run
Sampling uses the cheapest queue available, from $0.0012 an answer. Schedules and budgets keep the spend predictable.