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WebGlazer asks your prompts to a set of AI engines once a day and records every answer. This page explains which engines you can track, when runs happen and how to follow one.

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Engines you can track

Most engines are asked from the country set in Settings > Brand profile > Market and language, when that engine supports the country. Google AI Mode also gets the language.

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How many engines your plan includes

On plans that include all 5, every run uses all of them and there is nothing to choose. On agency plans each engine you turn on uses daily credits, so the choice affects how many prompts you can run. See Agency accounts.

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Choose your engines

Tracking Setup dialog with the prompts row, the five AI engines and the Summary

Illustration with sample data

You choose engines when you set up a brand. On Standard and Advanced every engine always runs, so there is nothing to change. On Basic and agency plans, change them later like this:
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Open Projects

Go to Settings > Projects.
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Open Tracking setup

Click the engines in the brand’s AI engines column, or open the row menu and choose Tracking setup.
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Switch engines on or off

Under AI engines, switch each engine on or off. The counter shows how many you selected out of your plan’s limit. The Summary on the right shows Active prompts, what is left in your plan, the engines and Frequency.
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Save

Click Update. You need at least 1 engine. On an agency plan, Update stays off if the change needs more daily credits than you have left.
You need the Member or Company Admin role to change engines. A change applies from the next run.

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How often runs happen

Every brand runs once a day. In Settings > Projects, the Frequency column shows Daily. You do not start runs yourself: the daily run asks every Active prompt to every engine you track. The first run of a new account starts when you finish setup. After that, runs repeat every day at the same local time:
  • Your first brand runs every day at the time of day you created it, in your browser’s time zone at that moment.
  • A brand you add later copies the run time and time zone of your newest other brand.
  • The dashboard does not show the time of day, and you cannot change it. You can change the time zone, as shown below.

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Set the time zone

The time zone decides which calendar day a run belongs to and the local time it runs at. Each brand has its own.
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Open Edit details

Go to Settings > Projects, open the brand’s row menu and choose Edit details.
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Pick a time zone

Choose a value under Time zone. The same dialog also holds the brand’s Market and Language.
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Save

Click Update. A “Project updated” message confirms it.
Only a Company Admin can change the time zone. When you change it, the run keeps the same local time of day in the new zone.

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Follow a run

When your first run starts at the end of setup, the Run Progress window opens over the Overview. It shows one ring per engine that fills as answers arrive, and the step each engine is on. If an engine fails or is delayed, a summary under the rings says which engine and on how many prompts. You can close the window at any time; the run keeps going. The window opens only for this first run. If the latest run is not finished or failed, the dashboard keeps showing your last completed results and a banner says so.

Related topics

Prompts and topicsAgency accountsPlatforms tab