You supply
- The public website address.
- The pages to include, a crawl limit and any areas to leave out.
- Optional checks and any agreed repeat schedule.
SITE AUDIT
Check the pages on a website for broken links, missing information and performance problems. See where each issue occurs, why it matters and what to investigate next.
Available in the product preview. Actual checks and page coverage depend on the selected scope.
THE JOB, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
FROM AN ISSUE TO A FIX
An issue count is a starting point. The useful part is knowing where the problem happens and what your team can do next.
Restore the contact page or point the link to the right place. Then check the enquiry route again.
Missing evidence
is not an all clear.
KNOW WHAT WAS CHECKED
See which pages and checks completed, what could not be reached and where the selected page limit stopped the crawl.
Your team can separate a real finding from an area that still needs investigation.
PAGE PERFORMANCE
Available real visitor data describes what people experienced. Lab checks measure selected pages under particular test conditions.
The report keeps those two sources separate. If real visitor data is unavailable, that gap remains visible.
BEFORE YOU START
The crawl follows the agreed page limit and access rules. Blocked pages and anything outside that scope stay visible as coverage gaps.
It finds and explains issues. Your team chooses and makes the changes, then checks the result.
No. It describes the checks completed within that scope. Missing evidence or an untested area is not a passing result.
Performance findings can include available real visitor data and separately labelled lab checks on selected pages. Missing real visitor data stays explicit.
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