Catch changes to your website foundations.
Schedule a weekly re-audit and review changes in the checks over time. The beta includes email change alerts, so the next review can begin with what changed instead of a fresh manual comparison.
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A weekly check, followed by a specific change.
Illustrative exampleSelect a week to inspect the sample change and alert preview.
A regular website check with change-focused alerts.
Illustrative alert. The beta has not yet sent a real monitoring email.
Review a change with its evidence
A useful alert names the affected page, the check and what changed between runs. Open the corresponding findings to decide whether the change needs action. Some changes are intentional; an alert should support a review, not declare a business outcome.
Open audit history and diffs to inspect the finding behind a change alert.
Separate site monitoring from answer tracking
Weekly audit monitoring revisits the website. Scheduled AI tracking collects new answer samples from configured providers. They answer different questions and should remain separate in the product and the menu.
Choose scheduled AI answer tracking when the question is how collected answers change, rather than what changed on your site.
How it works
- Choose the site to re-audit weekly.
- Review the new run against the previous findings.
- Use the change alert to decide what needs attention.
What to know before you use it
- Real monitoring-email delivery has not been tested.
- Audit capacity and production configuration must be ready before launch.
- This monitors audit findings; it does not track every website change.
Questions
Is this the same as weekly AI answer tracking?
No. This re-audits the site. Answer tracking collects sampled responses to your questions.
Are the email alerts live?
Real email delivery remains untested in the current beta.
Give the recurring review an owner.
Use agreed monthly support to coordinate the findings, contributors and next decisions.