Integrations overview

Lokrix works out of the box against five live answer engines, but it becomes far more useful once you connect it to the surrounding systems — a search provider to observe Google's AI surfaces, your Search Console and Analytics for first-party context, crawl signals to nudge re-indexing, and notification channels so a regression reaches you the moment it happens.

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Search providers unlock two more engines

Five engines run live by default — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Gemini — because each of them exposes a usable API. Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode do not: to observe them, Lokrix has to read the live SERP, which requires a search-provider key (Serper or SerpAPI). Add one in your workspace settings and both engines start scanning; without it they stay dark and are labelled as needing a provider.

See how each engine grounds its answers for why AI Overviews and AI Mode are treated as two separate engines even though they draw from the same Google index.

First-party analytics

Connecting Google Search Console and Google Analytics lets Lokrix line up your AI visibility against the organic queries and traffic you already earn. It never replaces a scan — the AI Score still comes from live and predictive engine runs — but it adds context about which pages and queries matter most to your property.

Notifications and webhooks

Alerts on score drops, presence changes, or competitor moves can be delivered to email, Slack, or an outbound webhook so they land in the tools your team already watches. Read Notifications & webhooks to set up channels and verify signed payloads.

Data processing and the AVV/DPA

Every integration that moves data through Lokrix is covered by our data-processing terms. If you operate in the EU you likely need an Auftragsverarbeitungsvertrag (AVV / DPA) in place — see Data processing & AVV/DPA for what data flows where and how to request the agreement.