New starting check required
A notice that two results should not be compared because the questions or scoring rules changed.
How this fits the service
People ask AI assistants to recommend businesses; yours may be missing, so Logres checks why competitors appear, helps fix the gaps the evidence supports, and asks again later.
What it means
When the question set changes, the old and new numbers no longer mean exactly the same thing. Logres refuses to show a misleading increase or decrease and starts a new comparison point instead.
This is an intentional limit. Showing a trend across different rules could look useful while saying very little.
Why it matters to your business
When a vendor shows month-to-month movement, ask whether the same questions and rules were used both times. If not, the comparison may be misleading.
How Logres checks it
Each result keeps the version of its question set and scoring rules. Logres shows a difference only when both versions match.