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Site Audit Scheduling & Settings

Site Audit Scheduling & Settings helps you automate recurring audits. Configure frequency, start time, and page scope to continuously monitor website health without manual audit runs.

Summary

What this is

Site Audit Scheduling & Settings lets you automate recurring website audits instead of running them manually. Configure audit frequency, start time, and crawl scope to continuously monitor your website's technical SEO health.

What you can do

  • Automate recurring Site Audit runs.
  • Configure daily, weekly, monthly, or custom schedules.
  • Choose between full website or selected page/folder audits.
  • Monitor upcoming and completed scheduled audits.
  • Edit, pause, resume, or remove existing schedules.
Good to know

Automated scheduling helps maintain consistent technical SEO monitoring, making it easier to detect issues early and compare site health over time.

Prerequisites

Before using Audit Scheduling

  • A Wranker project is connected to your website.
  • You have permission to manage Site Audit settings.
  • The website is accessible to the Site Audit crawler.
  • Robots.txt, firewalls, or access restrictions do not block crawling.
  • Google Search Console is connected for Coverage, Page Experience, or Security reports.
Tip

Scheduling permissions are typically available only to Owner, Admin, or Editor roles. Verify your access before creating or editing schedules.

Where to find it

  1. Open SEO Dashboard.
  2. Select Site Audit.
  3. Open Settings or Audit Scheduling.
  4. Select the correct project.
  5. Review existing schedules or create a new one.
Breadcrumb check

Confirm the navigation path: SEO → Site Audit → Settings → Audit Scheduling

Step-by-step: Create a Site Audit schedule

  1. Open Site Audit

    Open the Site Audit module for the website where you want to automate recurring audits.

  2. Open Audit Scheduling

    Navigate to Audit Scheduling or Settings from the Site Audit navigation.

  3. Create a new schedule

    Click Add New Schedule and configure the audit frequency, start date, time, and crawl scope.

  4. Choose audit frequency

    Select Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or a Custom interval based on your monitoring requirements.

  5. Select crawl scope

    Choose whether to audit the entire website or only selected pages and folders.

  6. Save the schedule

    Save your configuration and verify the next scheduled run date and status.

  7. Monitor scheduled runs

    Track audit execution through Pending, Running, and Completed statuses.

Key Features

Flexible Scheduling
Create daily, weekly, monthly, or custom recurring audit schedules.
Page Selection
Run audits for the entire website or only selected pages and folders.
Start Date & Time
Choose when automated audits should begin.
Schedule Management
Edit, pause, resume, or delete existing audit schedules.
Run Monitoring
Track upcoming, running, and completed scheduled audits.
Export Support
Download schedule information for reporting when available.
Automation
Reduce manual work by automatically running recurring Site Audits.
Custom Crawl Scope
Monitor your full website or focus on high-priority sections.
Best Practice

Schedule audits during periods of low website activity to minimise server load while maintaining consistent SEO monitoring.

What you'll see

Schedules List
View configured schedules, frequency, status, and next run date.
Add/Edit Schedule
Create or modify audit schedules with frequency and crawl settings.
Frequency Controls
Choose daily, weekly, monthly, or custom audit intervals.
Page Selection
Select the entire website or specific pages and folders.
Date & Time Picker
Define when scheduled audits should begin.
Schedule Actions
Pause, resume, edit, or delete existing schedules.
Status Indicators
Track Pending, Running, and Completed audit executions.
Next Run Information
See when the next automated Site Audit will be executed.

Tips and best practices

  • Schedule audits during low-traffic hours to minimise server impact.
  • Run monthly full-site audits and weekly audits for high-priority pages.
  • Use page or folder-specific audits to monitor important website sections.
  • Review scheduled runs regularly to ensure audits complete successfully.
  • Increase audit frequency after major website updates or migrations.
  • Periodically review existing schedules and remove outdated ones.
Best Practice

Increase audit frequency immediately after large website releases, migrations, or infrastructure changes so technical SEO issues can be detected and resolved quickly.

Common workflows

Create a recurring audit schedule

  1. Open Audit Scheduling

    Navigate to the Audit Scheduling section from Site Audit Settings.

  2. Configure the schedule

    Select the audit frequency, start time, and crawl scope.

  3. Save the schedule

    Confirm the schedule and verify the next planned audit run.

Update or pause an existing schedule

  1. Select a schedule

    Open an existing schedule from the schedules list.

  2. Modify settings

    Update the frequency, crawl scope, or execution time, or pause the schedule if needed.

  3. Save changes

    Apply the updates and confirm the revised schedule.

Monitor scheduled audits

  1. Track execution status

    Monitor Pending, Running, and Completed audit states.

  2. Review audit results

    Open completed audits to analyse technical SEO issues and recommendations.

  3. Adjust scheduling

    Increase or decrease audit frequency based on website updates and maintenance needs.