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The full network: every place we put your name

By Connor MacIvor · Santa Clarita, CA · from our own live dashboard, August 22, 2026

The short version

This is not a claim, it is a roster. Below is the listing network as it reads on our own dashboard, running on our own business, destination by destination. Some of these you use every day. Some you have never heard of. Every single one is a credential. AI is a very smart machine, and it aligns itself: it cross-checks your identity against every record it can find, and each listing that agrees is one more source vouching that you are real, current, and exactly who you say you are. The aggregators in this roster then re-syndicate the record downstream, which is how one correct record reaches 200-plus platforms.

The machines that answer

Not directories. The AI assistants and engines themselves, as publishing destinations.

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Read that list again. Your corrected record is delivered to Amazon's assistant, Google's AI, OpenAI, and Apple's Siri as destinations, on top of the grounding platforms those engines already read. When somebody asks their kitchen speaker or their phone for a business like yours, this is the plumbing that decides whether your name is in the answer.

Search engines

The indexes that still feed both people and machines, Copilot and ChatGPT included.

BingBraveYahoo!Yandex

Maps and navigation

Where "take me there" starts. Wrong pin, lost customer.

AppleHEREMapboxMapQuestMapstrNavmiiTomTomWazeWhere To?wogibtswas.deYango

Social platforms

Where machines confirm you are alive, and people confirm you are real.

FacebookInstagramMetaNextdoorSnapchatTikTok

Commerce and delivery

Apps with maps inside them, and money moving through them.

American ExpressInstacartMoney MailerPostmatesUberUber EatsUber Freight

Data infrastructure

The wholesalers. What they hold, a thousand apps repeat.

D&B DatabaseFoursquarePitney BowesSafeGraphSoleoTellows

Dun & Bradstreet feeds business-credit and B2B systems. SafeGraph and Foursquare license places data to apps and AI companies. Tellows tells the world whether your phone number is trusted or flagged. Nobody browses these. Everything reads them. This is where listing errors come from, and why we publish into the flow instead of patching one site at a time.

Directories and local guides

The long tail. Individually small, collectively the agreement score machines read.

8couponsAroundMeBetter Business BureauBrownbook.netChamberofCommerce.comCitySquaresCylexDexknowsDolaeLocalEZlocalFind OpenFIRMANIAGoLocal247Google Business ProfileHotFrogHours.comiBeginiGlobalMerchantCircleMy Local Servicesn49OpendiShowMeLocalSPALOCALSuperpagesTupaloUSCity.netYelpYellowPagesGoesGreenYellowpages.comZip Local Online

This is not a trades thing. It is an every-business thing.

If you run a burger joint, this is how you rise above the other burger joints. Pizza place, same. Real estate agent, real estate lender, roofer, contractor, pool installer, pool cleaner, pet waste removal, solar panel cleaning, beautician, nail salon, waxing studio, dentist, attorney, day care. Name it. The machine is already being asked about it, and it is already answering with somebody. The businesses whose records agree across this roster are the ones it is confident enough to name.

And the credential logic compounds: you cannot buy your way onto this scoreboard with one good listing. Confidence is agreement across all of them, which is exactly why we publish one correct record everywhere, hand-correct Google, Yelp, and Bing at onboarding, and verify monthly what the engines actually say.

See your own roster

The free scan shows you exactly how your business reads across this network today: what agrees, what disagrees, and what is missing entirely. The report is yours either way, and if it comes back clean, we say clean.

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Connor MacIvor runs MachineFound in Santa Clarita, CA. The roster above comes from his own live dashboard, running on his own business, because he ran the scan on himself first.