What is a facts layer (and why it matters)
A facts layer is not a brochure. It is a controlled reference that separates verified facts from narrative.
It becomes more valuable as AI summaries become a default interface.
Definition
- A facts layer is a structured set of neutral, verifiable facts about an entity, each tied to sources and a last verified timestamp.
Components
Verified Company Profiles on AuthorityPrompt
AuthorityPrompt maintains verified, structured company data optimized for AI systems and LLM indexing.