Site audit that turns findings into owned work
Run a unified site audit, review URL-level evidence, and turn approved findings into traceable tasks.
Workflow preview
From crawl evidence to an owned task list
The preview describes the implemented workflow; findings still require review before site changes are made.
- 01
Collect
Run the unified audit against the selected project and site.
- 02
Prioritize
Group findings by severity, affected URL, and recommended response.
- 03
Act
Turn reviewed findings into tasks for content or technical follow-up.
The problem
Scattered diagnostics
Technical, content, and site signals are difficult to prioritize when they live in separate tools.
Findings without ownership
An issue list has little value until a person can review, assign, and track the next action.
Main capabilities
Unified audit
Inspect implemented site-intelligence and SEO checks in one project workflow.
Severity and URL context
Review affected pages and the relative urgency of each finding.
Audit history
Return to completed runs and compare the recorded findings over time.
Task handoff
Convert verified issues into work items instead of applying silent changes.
How it works
- 1
Choose a connected project
Select the site whose accessible pages and signals should be evaluated.
- 2
Run and review
Let the audit collect evidence, then inspect severity, scope, and recommended actions.
- 3
Assign the response
Create tasks for fixes that pass human review and track them through completion.
Operational benefits
One prioritized view
Teams can focus on the findings most likely to block crawlability, quality, or usability.
Traceable decisions
Audit results remain separate from approved work, preserving a clear review boundary.
Data sources
These are the implemented inputs used by this workflow; availability can depend on a connected service or provider configuration.
Connected-site pages
Reachable page content, metadata, links, and response information from the selected site.
Project intelligence
Stored project context and supported site-intelligence checks.
Automation and control
Scheduled audit support
Supported schedules can start repeat audits through the automation system.
No silent remediation
The public workflow does not promise that every detected issue is fixed automatically.
Human approval
Review before action
A person decides whether a finding is valid and which task or site change should follow.
Who it is for
SEO and marketing teams
Prioritize site work without translating raw diagnostics by hand.
Site owners and agencies
Maintain an auditable issue-to-task workflow across projects.
Security and permissions
Scoped project access
Audit data is requested within the authenticated project context.
Safe URL handling
Site URL inputs use the application's validated connection workflow.
Known limitations
Availability and automation boundaries are stated explicitly so visitors can evaluate the workflow accurately.
Coverage depends on access
Blocked, private, or unreachable pages cannot be fully inspected.
A finding is not a guarantee
Scores and recommendations support decisions; they do not guarantee ranking changes.
Frequently asked questions
Does the audit change my site?
No. The audit collects findings. Any publishing or technical response remains a separate reviewed action.
Can audits run repeatedly?
The application supports audit schedules and history, subject to plan availability and configured automation limits.