One public truth, across every place your business speaks.
Plumb is not built around one industry. It is built around one operating failure: a business changes a fact once, while its website, structured data, chatbot, listings, social profiles and ads keep publishing different versions. Plumb observes those surfaces independently, compares like claims, assigns the fix and checks the result again.
SaaS and technical products
Pricing, trial terms, security statements, integration availability and performance claims often appear in product pages, documentation, JSON-LD, chat answers and campaign copy. A launch or packaging change can make yesterday’s accurate statement today’s contradiction.
Plumb gives the team one versioned Reference for approved facts, retains the source sentence behind each observed claim, and separates a verified inconsistency from a candidate it could not defend. Product, growth and legal teams can see who owns the change, its due date, proof, reviewer and recheck result without treating a model-generated summary as the verdict.
Ecommerce and retail
Delivery promises, returns, prices, promotions, support details and store hours move across product pages, policy pages, structured data, profiles and ads. The costly failure is rarely that every channel is wrong; it is that each one is plausible in isolation and they disagree when a customer moves between them.
Plumb normalizes market-aware money, contact details, addresses and hours before comparison. Explicitly different currencies are not treated as contradictions, and an ambiguous dollar sign is not guessed without market context. Unread or login-gated channels stay marked unread.
Professional services
Service scope, credentials, response times, guarantees and comparative claims need evidence that is easy to lose when many people publish. Plumb keeps the exact public source, the approved fact version, substantiation reference and audit history together. It helps a reviewer find drift; it does not provide legal advice or certify compliance.
Agencies
An agency inherits the gaps between client vendors. Plumb’s Agency workspace separates clients, properties and client roles; supports branded reports and scheduled delivery; and exposes paginated API endpoints, signed event webhooks, delivery history and manual redelivery. A copied identifier from one client resolves to nothing in another workspace.
The workflow is designed for evidence rather than a longer issue list: declare the approved record, observe the public surfaces, route surviving findings, attach proof, obtain review and recheck against a later scan.
Multi-location operators
Location hours, phone numbers, addresses, booking links, offers and services drift one branch at a time. Plumb keeps property boundaries explicit, supports US, UK, Canadian and Australian formats, and reports connector and scan coverage beside every result. A location with zero readable surfaces cannot appear clean.
Change events are the common trigger
- A rebrand, acquisition or domain migration.
- A pricing, packaging, policy or opening-hours change.
- A new country, location, campaign or chatbot.
- A regulated or evidence-sensitive claim review.
- An agency taking responsibility for a new client estate.
The useful question is not “what industry are you?” It is “how many public surfaces can change independently, and what happens when they disagree?”
What the result contains
- Coverage: what was expected, read, partial, refused or unavailable.
- Evidence: the observed value, source and comparison that produced a candidate.
- Verification: the reason a finding survived, was folded, disproved or withheld as unverified.
- Ownership: assignee, deadline, discussion, proof and reviewer.
- Continuity: versioned Reference facts, scan history, change events and recheck outcome.
Choose the next step
Read the verification methodology, see how Plumb approaches AI answer consistency, schedule a 30-minute working demo, or start a seven-day plan trial. The trial requires a card, carries 10% of the selected plan’s monthly credits and converts to that monthly plan unless cancelled before day seven. An account also has one public sweep a month without a card.