Capability family
Machine-readable listings & AI search
Give search engines and other crawlers clearer, structured listing information. In SEO & GEO settings, configure structured data for eligible public pages, optionally publish a field-controlled AI visibility feed, and choose discovery-file behavior. Configure semantic search separately when visitors should search by meaning. These settings help make information easier to interpret; they do not guarantee crawling, rankings, citations, or AI answers.
Built for
Directory teams who want public listing information to be clearly structured and want control over what crawlers can discover.
The problem
Search tools need to interpret directory information, while site owners need control over what public data they expose and how it is described.
Why it matters
Organize and selectively expose useful directory information, while keeping control over public fields and separate visitor search workflows.
What you can put to work
Choose the capability that removes the next blocker.
Help crawlers interpret public listings
Enable structured data in SEO & GEO settings so eligible public listing and collection pages can include machine-readable details. This gives supported crawlers clearer context about the information on those pages; it cannot control how an external service crawls or ranks them.
Learn how it works →Choose what your AI visibility feed shares
Optionally publish a public feed for AI discovery, choose which listing fields it contains, and configure discovery files such as llms.txt. The feed exposes only the information you select from eligible public listings; it does not guarantee that a crawler will use it.
Learn how it works →Let visitors search by meaning
Configure semantic search when visitors should be able to describe what they need in their own words. It is a visitor-facing search workflow, separate from crawler visibility, and requires the supported AI setup.
Learn how it works →