07 / 09 · Finally
Action Center
One queue, and a Verify button that means it
Every recommendation from every screen in one list, ordered by priority band. Mark something done and the next analysis checks it, records the method, and is allowed to answer no.
Free plan: one website of up to 900 pages, re-analyzed every month. No card.
The problem
The work gets done and nobody can prove it
SEO work has a verification problem. Someone fixes forty canonicals, ticks the row, and nothing ever confirms it. Three months later the finding is back, and nobody can say whether it was never fixed, fixed and regressed, or fixed on a template that got redeployed.
The subtler failure: a queue built from stored descriptions drifts away from the screens it came from, until the task list and the audit disagree about what the site looks like.
How it works
State is stored. Everything else is projected.
The queue is rebuilt from your latest analysis every time, so it always matches the other screens. What it remembers is what you decided: recommended, in progress, marked fixed, verified or dismissed, and that survives every re-analysis.
Each task says which part of the website it concerns (audit, search, content or setup) and whether there is work to do. Things that are only worth knowing sit apart from the queue, because a queue whose items cannot be finished is a queue people stop trusting.
Verify goes and checks, with a method chosen per rule and the reason recorded: re-read the affected pages and run the rule over fresh markup, re-fetch the file the site publishes once, or say plainly that only a full analysis can settle it. A rule missing from that map falls back to the conservative answer, because a confident Verified badge on a check that never ran is worse than no badge.
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The queue
- Every recommendation from the audit and Opportunities in one list
- Grouped by priority band, then impact, effort and reach
- Grouped by area: audit, search, content, setup
- Work to do in the queue; things only worth knowing kept separate
- Audit issues and insights are ranked on their own terms, never mixed in one sort
02
Verification
- Re-read the affected pages and run the rule over fresh markup
- Re-fetch the file the site publishes once
- Or say that only a full analysis can settle it
- Outcomes: passed, partial, failed or unavailable
- A rule with no method mapped falls back to the conservative answer
03
Settling, on every analysis
- Work found fixed is verified
- Confirmed fixes that came back are reopened
- Work marked done but still detected gets a record saying so
- A check that did not run is never read as fixed
Good to know
- It will not claim a fix it could not check. Where only a full analysis can settle a rule, it says so instead of showing a badge.
- Observations are deliberately kept out of the queue, because items that cannot be completed erode a queue people rely on.
- It does not assign work, set due dates or integrate with a task tracker.
Questions
About Action Center
What happens to my progress when the site is re-analyzed?
It survives. The queue remembers what you decided about each task and rebuilds everything else from the latest analysis, so it stays current without losing your progress.
What does Verify actually do?
It depends on the rule, and the method is recorded on the result. It either re-reads the affected pages and runs the rule over fresh markup, re-fetches the single file the site publishes, or reports that only a full analysis can settle this one. Outcomes are passed, partial, failed or unavailable.
Can it push tasks to Jira or Linear?
No. There is no task-tracker integration today, and the product does not claim one.
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The free plan includes the full analysis for one website: every check, report and insight. Your first analysis starts as soon as you sign up.
Free plan: one website of up to 900 pages, re-analyzed every month. No card.