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Everything on this page lives under Settings, reached from the bottom of the sidebar.

Profile

Your name as it shows to your team and in exports, and your sign-in methods: Google, or email and password. Keep at least one on. Changing the account’s email address goes through support.

People and roles

Members are invited by email from Settings → People; the invitation link expires after 7 days. Pick the role when you invite and change it any time from the member’s menu. The plan caps the number of members.

Domains and markets

Settings → Domains & markets lists each website with the countries and language it is tracked in. A market is one website in one country; its questions are asked, and answered, in the market’s language. The same question asked in Switzerland and in the United States can cite different sources and name different competitors, so Bluemoon measures each market on its own.
  • Add a market: same brand, its own country, its own questions in its own language. Add it, then generate its questions.
  • Stop collecting a market: its questions pause and the slot is free immediately. Nothing is deleted.
  • Brand names: every way the AIs might write your brand (“Acme Pay”, “AcmePay”, “acmepay”). A mention counts if any of them appears, so your visibility is not undercounted. Auto-generate adds spellings based on your domain and brand name.
  • Give every website a country. Without one, the commercial intent of its questions is a rougher estimate.

AI platforms

Settings → AI platforms shows the engines your plan can run and lets you choose which ones to scan, up to the plan’s allowance. Each engine shows how many answers it produced in the last scan. A change applies from the next scan. Daily scan time (UTC) sets when the day’s scan starts. Your questions are scanned once a day from that time; answers land within about fifteen minutes.

Scan history

Every scan, with the engines that answered, those that failed and why. See Scan history.

API keys

Two different things live here. Your own provider keys. You can bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity or Google AI key. Actions that run on a provider you brought a key for are billed by that provider and do not consume AI credits. The Anthropic key is also what turns on Claude as an engine; no plan includes it. Keys are stored encrypted and never shown again. Personal access tokens. Tokens that connect Claude Desktop, Cursor or any other MCP client to your workspace. Only an Admin can create one, and it acts as that member, with their role. A token is shown once, at creation; revoking it stops every client using it immediately. Setup is in the MCP server guide.

Integrations

Google Search Console and Analytics, OpenAI Ads, and Semrush (Beta). Each has its own page: Google, OpenAI Ads, Semrush.

Notifications

  • Alerts by email: the alerts from the bell, in your inbox, from a minimum severity you choose. Every alert stays in the app whatever you choose here. The rules are listed in Alerts.
  • Weekly report: a visibility summary by email every Monday, with the PDF reports attached.

Interface language

English, French and German, from the header. Reports and the weekly email are in English.

Danger zone

  • Leave the workspace: you lose access; the workspace and its data stay for the other members.
  • Delete the workspace: every member loses access immediately; markets, questions, scores, citations, actions and alerts are deleted; connected accounts are disconnected and every access token revoked; the subscription is cancelled straight away. This cannot be undone.