Audit public pages and write technical SEO findings to your spreadsheet
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Your new request row supplies the URL for each submitted site or sitemap and identifies where the results belong.
You choose the page limit and whether to include subdomains before audits begin.
Public pages linked from each submitted site or sitemap give your audit its evidence.
Your audit spreadsheet holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
Your request row shows when the audit starts, finishes, or needs your attention.
Your request row asks you to correct the URL when an audit cannot start.
Your request row shows when the audit starts, finishes, or needs your attention.
Your findings worksheet lists each checked page with its issues, evidence, and suggested fixes.
Your request row shows when the audit starts, finishes, or needs your attention.
Your request row keeps the error when the findings worksheet cannot be written.
Your request row ranks fixes by severity and affected pages, then shows coverage and gaps.
Your request row shows when the audit starts, finishes, or needs your attention.
Your request row links to the page findings so your team can share the audit.
This Agent starts when you add a site or sitemap URL to your spreadsheet. It maps public pages and checks technical SEO issues. You get prioritized fixes and a linked page report.
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Google Sheets holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
Airtable holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
monday.com holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
Microsoft Excel holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
Microsoft Office 365 holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
Smartsheet holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
Kintone holds each audit request, its status, and the findings your team can share.
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Show all Agents for the Client Services department5 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Sheets, Airtable or monday.com.
7 toolsUse safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
Frequently asked questions about the Audit Website SEO:
Yes. Add a public site or sitemap URL to your audit spreadsheet. You choose the page limit and whether to include subdomains.
You see blocked pages and timeouts as coverage gaps. The report does not treat those pages as passing the audit.
Your request row links to a page-by-page findings worksheet. Share the spreadsheet with your client using its sharing settings.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.