A mid-sized law firm discovered that ChatGPT was citing a 3-year-old negative news article when asked about their practice. This was deterring potential clients.

Using Reptor’s AI monitoring, they identified the exact sources ChatGPT was drawing from. They flagged the inaccurate content and filed removal requests through the legal action tracker, monitoring each case from submission to resolution. They also created positive content to outweigh negatives.

A negative TikTok video about food quality gained 500K views. Google autocomplete started suggesting '[brand] + food poisoning'. Reviews dropped from 4.2 to 3.6.

Reptor detected the social media spike within hours. The autocomplete alert triggered an immediate response. The legal team flagged false claims directly from the dashboard and used the removal tracker to monitor each request through to resolution.

Negative results from a competitor’s SEO campaign occupied 3 of the top 10 Google positions. AI platforms were also citing these sources.

Position tracking identified the problem immediately. Linkbuilding integration showed which invested domains were climbing. Defamatory articles were flagged for legal action and tracked through the removal pipeline until resolved.