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The sidebar groups your screens into a few areas. These docs are organised by concept, the app by screen. This page is the bridge. Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere in the app to jump straight to any screen without touching the sidebar. A couple of screens live only in that palette now, so it’s worth learning.
Command palette in FixAEO: pressing ⌘K opens a search overlay, typing 'citation' narrows to the Citation page, and Enter jumps straight there

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Top of the sidebar

The first two entries sit above every group and carry no heading. On a paid plan the AI Marketer is your app home — it’s the screen you land on after signing in. Portfolio only appears once you track more than one brand.

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Analytics

This group holds two areas. Each area opens as one screen with tabs across the top, not as a row of separate links. Answer Engine Insights — the nine tabs that measure how AI engines see you: Agent Analytics — two tabs that read your server logs to show which AI crawlers reach your site:

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Action

Where you turn findings into work.

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Context

Where you set up what everything else measures.
Two things named “Agent” do different jobs. The AI Marketer and the Agents screen (in Action) do work for you — planning, drafting, and running workflows that always wait for your review. The Agent Analytics area (in Analytics) is unrelated: it reads server logs to show which AI crawlers visit your site. Same word, different jobs.

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Reaching Search and Inbox

Search and Inbox no longer have their own sidebar rows. Open them — and jump to any screen — from the command palette (⌘K), where they’re listed by name.
  • Search — find any brand, prompt, mention, or source across the app.
  • Inbox — the alerts that fired, and whether you’ve read them.

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Where the names differ

A few labels read differently in the sidebar, on the page, and in these docs.

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What’s hidden, and when?

Two entries are conditional on how many brands you track.
  • Portfolio shows only at two or more brands. Over a single brand it would just be a worse home screen.
  • Brands shows at two or more brands, or when you have one brand and are still under your plan’s brand cap.
The Free plan tracks one brand, so both entries stay hidden there. They appear as soon as your plan has room for a second brand. See Plans and limits.
Settings aren’t in the nav list. They open from the sidebar footer — the gear at the bottom of the rail. There’s no top-right avatar menu; that global top bar is gone. The same footer menu holds the workspace switcher (it appears only when you belong to more than one workspace, and data never merges across them), the theme toggle, and sign-out.Inside Settings: People is where owners and admins invite teammates and set roles (Team and workspaces); Usage shows live counters and the AI Marketer credit meter (Usage); and Notifications holds your email preferences (Email notifications).The brand cell at the top of the sidebar shows your current brand and links to its brand profile page. It’s a plain link, not a switcher — swap brands from the Brands grid. On phones the sidebar becomes a drawer with the same list.

AI Marketer

The assistant that reads your data and drafts the work.

Team and workspaces

Invite teammates, assign roles, switch workspaces.

Usage

Live counters and the AI Marketer credit meter.

Email notifications

The emails FixAEO sends, and how to turn each category off.

Plans and limits

What each plan includes, and how limits behave.

Single sign-on and SCIM

Connect OIDC SSO and directory sync on Enterprise.