Limiting the findings in Shopware
Control category assignment and visibility of the product in the relevant sales channel. An active data set does not have to be findable via public navigation.
Where to check the setting in Shopware
Check product activation, sales channel visibility and category assignment together. Then check a published category or experience world from which the product should be accessible. The mere existence of an SEO URL or sitemap entry does not confirm this internal accessibility.
Example of this specific finding
Illustrative control case: A URL is in the sitemap, but was not reached from the starting point via any recorded internal link. This can be an orphaned side or a border of the crawl.
follow-up audit in Shopware
Check starting points, crawl limit, exclusions, and JavaScript navigation. Is the important page really not linked, add a suitable context link and repeat the crawl.
Derogations and scope
The absence in a limited crawl does not prove that there is no link on the entire website.
Related: Shopware 6 with Storefront. Self-hosted and SaaS offer different access and configuration options; view your own headless frontends separately.
Classify the general error
Definition, system-independent causes and further correction examples: Compare known URLs with internally accessible URLs