Pillar 05

Connectivity

How can AI access it?

AI systems analysed
  • ChatGPT
  • Microsoft Copilot
  • Google Gemini
  • Perplexity
+ Emerging AI systems

Why it matters

How can AI access it?

What an assistant can say is capped by what it can reach. Information can be accurate, owned and perfectly structured and still be invisible, because nothing exposes it in a form an assistant can retrieve at the moment it is answering.

This is the pillar organisations skip. It is also the one that decides whether the previous four produce any change at all in what a traveller is told.

What to identify

Where to look first

  • What is reachable today, and by whom.
  • What sits behind a login, a booking engine or a PDF and cannot be retrieved.
  • Which of your systems hold the answer but publish nothing.
  • What should deliberately stay private, and how it is answered instead.

Assessment

Four questions worth answering honestly

  • Can an assistant retrieve your current information without a person in the loop?
  • Is anything authoritative locked inside a system with no readable surface?
  • Have you decided what should never be publicly reachable?
  • When information changes, how long until what is reachable changes with it?

Maturity

Where organisations usually sit

  1. Unreachable. Nothing is available beyond a website an assistant may or may not read.
  2. Incidental. Some information is reachable, but not by design.
  3. Published. Key information is deliberately made available and kept current.
  4. Connected. Systems of record feed what is reachable, without manual steps.
  5. Governed. Access is deliberate, permissioned and observable end to end.

The platform

Govern what AI represents, from one platform.

Overview

12 May – 12 Jun 2026⌄Export →
Governed sources128↑ +12owned, verified, attributed
Verified provenance68%↑ +9 ptsanswers traced to an owned source
Source owners assigned41↑ +6accountable for what AI says
Representation score74↑ +3vs previous cycle
Provenance and ownership over timei
GovernedVerified provenanceOwned answersFindings open
Sources by statusi
  • Verified74
  • Owner assigned41
  • Unverified22
  • Under review12
  • Retired8
Who owns what →
9:41
Destination
SydneyNew South Wales, Australia
OverviewInsightsSourcesEntities
Governed answer
VerifiedOwner: Visitor Services
  • Accuracy81
  • Trust68
  • Provenance55
  • Completeness77
View full insights →
Governance by designBuilt for transparency, accountability and control
Provenance you can trustEvery answer traceable to a verified, owned source
Connected intelligenceMeasured across the assistants travellers actually use

Figures shown are for illustration, not a live account.

Find out where you stand

Most engagements begin with a baseline across all six pillars, and a view of which one is holding the others back.