Audit

Use Audit to review your website pages, identify issues, and monitor how your audit results change over time.

Website Evolution shows how your website audit score changes over time.

At least two completed audits are needed before a trend can be shown.

Use this view to track how your website audit performance evolves between audit runs.

The Issues summary shows the number of issues identified in your latest audit.

Issues marked as Critical action or High priority are considered to need immediate attention, helping you understand where to focus first.

For a more detailed view of the issues identified across your website, go to Issues.

The pages table shows the website pages that have been audited.

For each page, you can review information including:

Technical and AEO are scores based on the results of the page audit.

Use Search Page to find a specific audited page.

Select a page to open its audit results in more detail.

Select Edit Sitemap to manage the sitemap Yetify uses for auditing.

Available options include:

Refresh now updates the sitemap file Yetify uses for auditing. It does not immediately change the list of audited pages.

To include newly discovered pages in your audit results, run a new full audit of the sitemap.

Use Change URL to update the sitemap URL or Add custom page to manually include a page you want to audit.

Select the pages you want to audit and choose Audit Pages.

Before the audit starts, Yetify shows how the run affects your audit allowance:

Each page included in the run uses one audit from your available allowance.

You can run up to 50 audits per month.

Select Continue to start the audit.

Open a page from the audit table to review its results in more detail.

The page view shows the audited URL, when it was last audited, and its Technical and AEO scores.

You can also select Audit Page to run the audit for that page again.

Under Issues on this page, you can review the issues identified for the selected page.

Issues are organised into:

For each issue, the table can show:

Issues are assigned a severity level to help you prioritise what to address first:

Use Search Issue and the available filters to find specific issues.

Use the options next to an issue to access the available actions:

Marking an issue as fixed does not trigger another action automatically. The issue remains visible, but its status changes to Fixed.

Once your audit is complete, you can: