More of your customers ask an assistant before they search: "best pilates studio near me", "does this café do oat milk", "how much does a logo cost". GEO, generative engine optimization, is being the business the assistant names, describes correctly and cites. The GEO license is how Huuve works on that for your website.

What you need

Your website address on the workspace (Settings, Workspace). GEO runs against it.
Nothing else. There is no account to connect; the audit asks the assistants the way a customer would.

Switch it on

Open Admin, Connectors.
Under Website & search, tap GEO (AI visibility).

It connects in one tap and the first AI-visibility audit starts right away.

What runs, and when

The monthly AI-visibility audit: which assistants mention your business, for which questions, whether you are cited or merely named, and a 0 to 100 visibility score. Shown under SEO & GEO, AI.
The plan, once per strategy period: the questions worth owning, the page edits that make your facts explicit and consistent, and article briefs that answer whole questions. When a question and a keyword coincide, SEO and GEO share the article.
Your to-dos: every page edit and article becomes a to-do with everything needed to do it, for your own AI, your web team or you.

What moves the score

Answer whole questions on your own pages, the answer first, in one plain sentence.
Name the business, the place and the offering in the text. Assistants do not read logos.
Keep the same name, hours, prices and address on the site, on Google Business and in the directories.
Publish something only you know: a comparison, a price guide, a real observation.

Every audit is billed on the search meter at the vendor's cost, visible under Admin, Billing.

If something goes wrong

"Add your website first": the workspace has no website. Settings, Workspace, then try again.
A score of zero: the assistants do not know the business yet. That is the starting line, and the plan's first questions are the fastest way off it.