AttribIQ classifies reviewed AI referrers and trusted campaign sources, then connects known journeys to payments. Traffic without a usable AI signal is not counted as AI referral traffic.
AttribIQ checks referral hosts against a versioned list of reviewed AI-provider domains. A trusted campaign source can also identify AI traffic when that option is enabled. Unknown hosts remain available in the raw referral data instead of being guessed.
When a visit matches a reviewed AI referrer or trusted campaign rule and its visitor or session ID reaches checkout, the later payment can be reported with that journey. A missing referrer, copied link, private app or cross-device visit is not reconstructed.
Prompt monitoring, model mentions, citations, ranking and sentiment describe what an AI system displays. They are not observed visits and do not receive payment credit in AttribIQ.
Only give revenue credit when the visit and payment contain enough evidence to make the match.
No. It automatically classifies reviewed provider referrer domains and, when enabled, trusted campaign sources. Providers outside that versioned rule set remain unclassified until their evidence has been reviewed.
No. AttribIQ measures observed website visits and matched payments, not what a model says before a person visits the site.
The visit cannot be labeled from a referrer alone. An explicit campaign marker may still provide evidence; otherwise the source remains direct or unattributed according to the recorded fields.
The methodology explains how provider and campaign rules are classified, how earlier AI touches are reported, which gaps remain, and why visibility estimates stay outside revenue totals.