Crawl overview and statistics
Bounded crawl
Traceable evidence
Comparable verification
Read the crawl overview
Health, issue severity, discovered and crawled counts, evidence status, and top issue groups summarize the selected run. They help choose where to investigate but cannot prove the business importance or root cause of a finding.
- Confirm the run completed.
- Compare discovered, accepted, crawled, skipped, and failed counts.
- Open high-severity groups with meaningful affected scope.
- Inspect representative URLs before prioritizing bulk work.
Use health as orientation
The health score compresses rule outcomes into one indicator. It is sensitive to scope, rule distribution, and affected counts. Never compare scores across different crawl boundaries without explaining the difference.
Check crawl coverage
Coverage explains how much eligible evidence was actually collected. High failure or skip counts, blocked areas, and incomplete materialization reduce confidence even when visible issue totals look small.
Use statistics as navigation
Statistics groups URLs by status, indexability, markup, content, performance, and other recorded dimensions. Selecting a segment should open Page Explorer with a clean filter so the page set remains reproducible.
- Look for unexpected long tails and template clusters.
- Compare counts with crawl coverage.
- Use indexability and status together.
- Inspect pages, not only chart proportions.