Know what is changing on your customers’ websites.

For a single website, you usually still know the last changes. In ten or twenty customer projects, this becomes more difficult: one customer publishes content himself, another receives a shop update, in the third, the service provider has converted the navigation.

Seitenreport collects audit results, monitoring and progress data for each project. For your care, this creates a fixed place where you can check the last tested condition. Your task remains to classify conspicuous changes and to coordinate the right measure with the customer.

A Practicable Order

• Check the measurement stand first: When did the last crawl take place, and what extent was captured?
• Then look at the signs: Are there any new findings on important pages?
• Assign changes: Does the result fit a known release or an editorial editing?
• Formulate a task: Record URL, problem, responsibility and follow-up audit in your project management.

What has changed?

Don’t just show the current score. Name a specific change, the affected pages and the previous processing status. “The broken link in the footer is corrected and verified” is a tangible statement. An increased overall value alone hardly explains the work done to the customer.

PDF, Excel and CSV exports are available from Pro. They use it. Model public report, to check in advance which parts you need for customer communication and which ones for technical implementation.

What's next?

Arrange few, comprehensible tasks. In your own workflow, supplement those responsible and appointments. The suite provides audit and monitoring data; coordination with customers and the management of your team remain part of your support.

If you need reports under your own brand or a special integration process, discuss this separately. White label and individual integrations are not automatically included features of the regular agency tariff.