How does Five Blocks’ technology support client reporting and transparency?
IMPACT feeds the search section, AIQ feeds the AI narrative section, and WikiAlerts logs the Wikipedia activity section. All of it flows into a branded monthly report tied back to the program goals set at the start of the engagement.
Client reporting at Five Blocks comes direct from the platforms, not retrofitted from manual checks. Each platform feeds a defined section of a branded monthly report, and every section ties back to the program goals set at the start of the engagement, so a CCO can show the board exactly what changed this month and how it ladders to the strategic objectives, with the underlying data available on request.
How each platform feeds the monthly report
- IMPACT™ → search progress section
- Keyword movement, share-of-voice against named peers, classification of every ranking URL, and SERP feature presence.
- AIQ → AI narrative section
- What each of the eight AI engines said this period, the source attribution behind those answers, the sentiment trend, and the peer comparison.
- WikiAlerts™ → Wikipedia activity section
- Real-time edit logs feed the record of what changed on the relevant Wikipedia articles during the period.
Because the data is generated by the platforms rather than assembled by hand, the report reflects current state and stays auditable: each figure traces back to the live source it came from.
Last reviewed: 19/05/2026
