Industry packs
How each industry pack adjusts prompts, weights, prohibited claims, and disclaimers.
Last updated May 12, 2026
What an industry pack does
When you set a company's industry, we load a pack that adjusts four things:
- Prompt mix. The set of buyer-intent prompts the visibility tester uses. A SaaS company's prompts look nothing like a law firm's.
- Dimension weights. Some industries weigh Authority more (legal, medical, financial); others lean on Clarity (B2C ecommerce).
- Prohibited claims. Industry-specific phrases that always trigger a compliance block.
- Disclaimer requirements. Disclaimers the content engine appends automatically to drafts where they apply.
Available packs
| Pack | Best for |
|---|---|
| B2B SaaS | Subscription software, developer tools, productivity apps |
| B2C Ecommerce | DTC brands, marketplaces, physical-goods retailers |
| Local services | Plumbers, electricians, dental practices, home services |
| Legal | Law firms, solo practitioners, legal tech |
| Medical | Clinics, telemedicine, health & wellness |
| Financial | Wealth management, fintech, insurance, accounting |
| Education | Course providers, universities, certifications |
| Hospitality | Hotels, restaurants, travel |
| Default | Anything that doesn't fit a specialised pack |
How packs change prompts
The B2B SaaS pack uses prompts like "best [category] tool" and "[product] vs [product]". The legal pack favours "how to [legal situation]" and "[jurisdiction] [practice area] lawyer". A wrong pack will produce prompt-rank data that's irrelevant — choose carefully.
How packs change weights
For regulated industries, Authority outranks every other dimension because AI engines are conservative about citing the unproven. A medical company's headline score weights Authority at roughly twice the default — you can have great structure and great clarity, but if you lack expert authorship and credible citations, the headline doesn't move.
Prohibited claims by pack
A small selection (full list in Settings → Compliance → Industry rules):
- Medical: "cure," "guaranteed results," "FDA approved" (unless verified), "miracle"
- Legal: "guaranteed win," "fastest lawyer," "best attorney" (without substantiation)
- Financial: "guaranteed return," "no risk," "tax-free"
- Local services: unsupported "#1 in [city]" claims
When a pack-specific prohibited phrase appears in a draft, compliance blocks the draft with the pack name as the rule source. See Compliance scanner.
Disclaimer auto-append
For regulated packs, the content engine appends an industry disclaimer block to every draft:
- Medical: "This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice…"
- Legal: "Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. This content is not legal advice…"
- Financial: "All investments carry risk. This content is not investment advice…"
The disclaimer text is editable per-workspace at Settings → Compliance → Disclaimers. Don't remove it without legal review.
Switching packs
Settings → Company → Industry. Switching is one click and takes effect on the next audit. We do NOT retroactively re-score existing audits with the new pack — audit history is preserved with the pack that ran it. This keeps trend lines honest.
If you migrate from "Default" to a specialised pack mid-campaign, expect a one-time score shift that is the pack adjustment, not real movement. Annotate the audit timeline with a note explaining the switch.
Building a custom pack
Custom packs are a Domination feature. Open Settings → Compliance → Custom pack and you can:
- Override individual prompts.
- Adjust dimension weights ±20% from the parent pack.
- Add prohibited phrases or regulated terms.
- Author custom disclaimers.
Custom packs descend from a parent pack — you don't build from scratch.
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