Example questions

You ask in your own words, in English or German. The assistant picks the right tools itself and answers in your language. It reads your data and changes nothing. Below each question you'll find what the answer contains.

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• Time: The first question about a date range takes a few seconds, while follow-up questions about the same range are faster.
• Account: The tracking code is on your website, and Webmetic has recorded visits, because there is no data from before that.
• Access: Your AI assistant is connected to Webmetic, as described in Connect the AI assistant.
• Rights: Every user of your account can connect the assistant and ask questions, even without admin rights. If you sign in with single sign-on, connect the assistant with an API key, which you get from an admin.
• Plan: The AI assistant works on every plan, including the Free plan and the trial. On the Free plan, the assistant only sees the companies whose names you see. For details, see Free plan.

If your question names no date range, the assistant uses the last 7 days, or the last 30 days for a single company. If your account has several websites, name the website in your question. If the assistant finds nothing, that is an answer and not an error. In that case, ask again with a longer range.

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These questions work on any account with the tracking code, with no further setup:

• "Which companies visited our website this week?"

  You get a list with each company's name, location, industry, relevance, and last visit. The assistant fetches long lists in batches of up to 50 companies.

• "Who are our hottest leads this week?"

  You see the most relevant companies with their visits and buying signals such as downloads or forms. The prompt heisse-leads (hot leads) in your client's prompt menu asks the same question.

• "Who looked at our pricing page this week?"

  You see every company that opened your pricing page in that range. If you know the path, add it to the question, for example /pricing.

• "Give me a weekly report for the last 7 days."

  The report covers companies, top pages, sources, campaigns, events, industries, and countries. The prompt wochenbericht (weekly report) returns the same report.

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• "What did Bergquell Mineralbrunnen do on our website this week?"

  You see every visit with its time, duration, and source, plus the pages they read and events such as downloads.

• "Has Hagedorn Papierwerke been back since our meeting on 14.10.2026?"

  You see all visits from that day on. Webmetic reads dates like 14.10.2026 day first.

• "Which companies are visiting us for the very first time, and through which channel?"

  You see companies on their first ever visit and the source that brought them to your website.

• "Who keeps coming back but hasn't submitted a form yet?"

  You get the returning companies that submitted no form in that range.

• "Which companies from Hamburg visited this week?"

  You see companies whose registered address is in Hamburg. Webmetic doesn't pass the city of a visit to the assistant.

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• "Which companies came from LinkedIn this month?"

  You see companies with at least one visit from that source. Ask the same way for Google or your newsletter.

• "What brings in more companies: paid ads or organic traffic?"

  You see both shares side by side. Only links whose UTM parameters name a paid channel count as paid.

• "Who from the dampfkessel-2026 campaign downloaded something?"

  You see companies from the campaign with at least one download. The file names are in each company's visits.

• "What do companies search for on our website?"

  You get the terms that companies typed into the search on your website. The assistant collects them company by company from the visits.

• "How did this week compare with last week?"

  You see both weeks side by side, with companies, visits, page views, sources, and events.

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• "Monday briefing: what happened last week, and who should we contact?"

  You get the numbers for the week, the most relevant companies, and the companies that visited for the first time.

• "Compare this month with last month. Are we growing?"

  You see companies, visits, and sources for both months side by side.

• "Which company spent the most time on our site this week, and what did they look at?"

  You see the company with the longest time on site and its visits page by page.

• "Check my target accounts: Bergquell Mineralbrunnen, hagedorn.example, Kronfeld Chemie. Which of them visited in the last 30 days?"

  For each name, you see whether the company visited your website, plus relevance, visits, and last visit. One question checks up to 50 names. "Not seen" only means that Webmetic identified no visit in that range or that the name is spelled differently. Check any match that isn't exact.

• "What kind of company is Fermtec Pharma? Keep it short for the leadership team."

  You get the company's industry, size, address, offering, and target audience, plus its visits.

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The assistant finds contacts at companies that visited your website. Contacts must be set up for your account first, as described in Set up contacts.

The search is free. Unlocking an email address or a phone number costs credits. Your AI client asks before unlocking unless you have allowed it permanently.

Ask in two steps:

1. "Who are the marketing contacts at Bergquell Mineralbrunnen? Don't unlock anything yet."

   You see up to 25 people with name and job title. For each person, the answer says whether an email address, phone number, and LinkedIn profile are on file. If you name no department, the departments from your Contact profile apply.

2. "Unlock the email address of the second person."

   You get the email address and, if there is one, the LinkedIn profile. Data your account has already unlocked costs nothing when you ask for it again.

Webmetic searches the company's country first. If nobody matches there, the answer shows people worldwide. Name only one company per question, because the assistant searches one company per call.

Questions the assistant cannot answerCopy Anchor Link

Some questions can't be answered from your data. Here is what to ask instead:

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