AEO visibility for Oracle WMS Cloud: whether the AI answer engines name it when a buyer asks, counted rather than estimated.
12.5% of the 88 answers in Warehouse management systems named it, measured 3 Aug 2026.
That first line is decided by one comparison and nothing else: the answers that named it, against the answers that did not — whichever count is larger is what it says, and equal counts get both. It is the same comparison on every page here, made from figures the board below has already published and no others. The rule, and the one line of shell that reruns it →
Nothing here is a score we assigned. Every number below is a count of answers, and every answer is published word for word on the category page it came from.
Oracle WMS Cloud is absent from 77 of the 88 answers on this page, and this page does not say who was named in them. Ask and I read those 77 answers myself and send you the products that were named instead. No card, nothing is charged and nothing starts.
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| Category | Rank | Answers | Share | Questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Warehouse management systems
Gemini 2 of 44, Perplexity 9 of 44 · measured 3 Aug 2026 |
11 of 114 | 11 of 88 | 12.5% | 9 of 44 |
“Answers” is how many of that category’s answers named this product. “Questions” is how many of its distinct buying questions named it at least once. Each category is asked twice from scratch and is only published if the top ten reproduces.
The 44 buying questions on the warehouse management systems board split in two by one mechanical rule, applied the same way on every board and using nothing at all about any product: 9 of them are asked in the first person — the buyer describes their own company and asks what to buy, so the question opens with “We”, “I”, “Our” or “My”. The other 35 ask about the category or a feature. The rule, and the one line of shell that reruns it →
| Question kind | Questions | Answers | Named Oracle WMS Cloud |
|---|---|---|---|
| The buyer describes their own company | 9 | 18 | 4 (22.2%) |
| Category and feature questions | 35 | 70 | 7 (10.0%) |
Both rows are counted at build time from mentions-runA.jsonl, the same file linked at the bottom of the board, and they add back to the 11 of 88 answers in the table above.
Oracle WMS Cloud is named in 7 of the 70 answers to the 35 questions which ask about the category or a feature, and in 4 of the 18 answers to the other 9, where the buyer describes their own company — 10.0% against 22.2%. In those 70 answers the engines named Manhattan Active WMS 36 times and Logiwa WMS 26 times.
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Start monitoringThe pages Perplexity read while it was naming somebody else — the sources Perplexity cited in the answers Oracle WMS Cloud was absent from, and which of those pages name Oracle WMS Cloud and which do not. Then Oracle WMS Cloud's own row, read out of the published run of 3 Aug 2026: its split by engine and by phrasing, with the verbatim answer under each. ChatGPT and Gemini return no source list, so the cited pages are Perplexity's alone.
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Vendors search for this as answer engine optimization (AEO), or generative engine optimization (GEO). Both names mean the same thing: being named when a buyer asks an AI instead of typing into a search engine. This page is the measurement, not the work — we count who the engines named across Warehouse management systems and publish every answer the count came from, so Oracle WMS Cloud's number can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Source: the Warehouse management systems board and the raw files linked at the bottom of it — every answer, the product names extracted from each answer, and the machine-readable ranking these numbers are read from.