Auditor
Business audit from both sides: what you show the world, and how you work behind the scenes.
📋 What does this module do?
Auditor sells and fulfils a full business audit: the "outside" half (website, social media, ads, reputation) cross-referenced with the "inside" half (processes, tools, hours lost to manual work). The client pays online, fills out a form, and gets back an HTML report with two scores, the cross-reference between both halves, and a prioritized action plan.
💡 The two scores measure different things and are never blended into one grade: 0-100 is how good the business looks from the outside (site, social, ads, reputation), and 1-5 is how digitized/automated it is on the inside (1 = everything by hand, 5 = runs on its own). A business can score 72/100 outside and 1.8/5 inside — that contrast is the whole point of the report.
💳 Self-service
The client pays with PayPal, fills out their own form, and tracks their order — no calls, no quote requests.
🔀 The cross-reference
What actually matters: crossing what the business promises on the outside with what it can deliver on the inside.
👥 Team voice
Anonymous add-on: staff answer a separate survey from the owner, with no way to tell who said what.
📦 Paquete A vs. B vs. C
| Includes | Paquete A | Paquete B | Paquete C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full audit (outside + 36-question owner questionnaire) | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Both customer-journey maps | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Automated AI Search Visibility (GEO) scan | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ (sole focus) |
| Anonymous team survey | — | ✓ | — |
| On-site consultant visit | — | ✓ | — |
| Technical decision brief (internal document) | — | ✓ | — |
| Intake form | 36 questions | 36 questions | URL + socials only |
💡 Each package's current price is shown on the Auditor page when you choose it.
🔄 How It Works, Step by Step
subscribe.php and pays via PayPal. auditor_ipn.php confirms payment and creates the order.formulario.php: business context + the method's 36 questions (Paquete C only asks for URL and social links, no 36 questions). Can save and come back later.mis_auditorias.php.admin.php, everything the client submitted is visible in one place (context, answers, team survey, visit notes, GEO scan). That's the input for the real audit, using the full method.admin.php. The order moves to "Ready" and the client gets notified.ver_informe.php, accessible only to that order's owner.🤖 AI Search Visibility (GEO)
GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and other AI systems can find, understand, and cite your business — not just Google. Paquetes A and B include this scan as part of their report; Paquete C sells it as a standalone, fast product without the long questionnaire, delivered automatically the moment you submit your URL.
The scan checks three concrete things:
🕷️ AI Crawlers
Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and others can access the site, per its robots.txt.
🧩 Schema.org
Whether the homepage has structured data (Organization, LocalBusiness, etc.), and how complete it is.
📄 llms.txt
Whether the file that explains the site's structure to AI exists, and how well-formed it is.
💡 The "GEO Score" shown here is partial and automated — it only covers what can be verified from a single fetch of the site. It doesn't replace the qualitative research (brand mentions on YouTube/Reddit/Wikipedia, per-passage citability scoring, live testing against ChatGPT/Perplexity) that's still human work, same as the rest of the Auditor method. Every scan is saved (re-run it after the client makes changes) to compare progress over time.
👥 The Anonymous Team Survey
Every Paquete B order gets a unique link (equipo.php?t=...) the client shares with their staff. No respondent enters their name, and answers are never shown one-by-one in the report — only as aggregated patterns. With fewer than 3 responses, the admin panel warns that real anonymity isn't possible inside a very small team.
🏠 The On-Site Visit
The client proposes dates in visita.php. Staff confirm a date from admin.php and, after visiting, log their notes right there — what they saw, bottlenecks, duplicated work. That direct observation usually outweighs any single form answer, because it isn't what someone says happens — it's what was actually seen happening.