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Site Audit Issues

Review and act on all detected issues across your website. Filter by severity (Critical, Warning, Notice), search for specific problems, create tasks from issues, and track resolutions over multiple audits. Use this tab as your primary backlog for technical fixes.

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Summary

What this is

The Site Audit Issues tab centralises all technical problems detected during an audit. It helps you review issues by severity, understand affected pages, assign fixes, and monitor improvements across future audit runs.

What you can do

  • Review issues categorized as Critical, Warning, and Notice.
  • Search and filter issues to find specific problems quickly.
  • Open issue details to view recommendations and affected pages.
  • Create tasks and assign fixes to team members.
  • Track resolved issues after new audit runs.

Prerequisites

Requirements

  • A Wranker project exists and is connected to a domain.
  • At least one Site Audit has completed for the selected project.
  • You have access to the Site Audit module.
  • Task creation permission is required to assign issues.
Good to know

The Issues list is populated from completed Site Audit results. If no audit has finished, there may be no issues available to review.

Purpose

What this is

The Issues tab provides a central workspace for errors, warnings, and notices detected during a Site Audit. It works as a technical SEO backlog where you can prioritize fixes, assign ownership, and track progress.

When to use it

  • After completing a Site Audit to review detected problems.
  • When prioritising technical SEO fixes.
  • Before assigning work to developers or team members.
  • When checking whether previous fixes remain resolved.

Where to find it

  1. Open SEO Dashboard.
  2. Select Site Audit.
  3. Open the Issues tab.

Where to find Site Audit Issues

  1. Open the Site Audit module for your website.
  2. Navigate to the Issues section.
  3. Confirm you are viewing the correct project scope.
Best practice

Always confirm the selected project before reviewing or assigning issues, especially when managing multiple websites.

Step-by-step: Review Site Audit Issues

  1. Open Site Audit

    Open the Site Audit module for the website you want to analyze.
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  2. Open Issues tab

    Select Issues from the Site Audit navigation to view detected problems.
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  3. Review detected issues

    Review Critical, Warning, and Notice issues based on severity and impact.
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  4. Open issue details

    View recommendations, affected pages, and additional information before assigning work.

Key Features

Severity Filters
Filter issues by Critical, Warning, and Notice levels.
Search & Filters
Find specific issues using search and filtering options.
Issue Details Drawer
View descriptions, fixes, and affected pages.
Create Task
Assign issues to team members and track ownership.
Mark as Resolved
Update issue status after fixes are completed.
Export Issues
Export issue data as CSV when available.
Tip

Start with Critical issues first, then review Warnings and Notices.

What You'll See

Severity Chips
Quick filters for Critical, Warning, and Notice issues.
Search Bar
Find technical issues using keywords.
Issues Table
Displays issue title, severity, affected pages, and status.
Details Drawer
Shows issue explanation and recommendations.
Create Task
Assign fixes with ownership tracking.
Export Option
Download issue data as CSV when available.

Common Workflows

Find and Prioritize Issues

  1. Open Issues

    Navigate to Site Audit → Issues.

  2. Filter Critical issues

    Review high-impact technical problems first.

  3. Review details

    Open issue details and check recommendations.

Assign Issues to Team Members

  1. Select issue

    Open an issue from the table.

  2. Create task

    Assign ownership, add details, and save.

Track Fix Progress

  • Mark issues as resolved after implementing fixes.
  • Run a new audit to validate improvements.
  • Compare issue changes across audits.

Tips & Best Practices

  • Review Critical issues first to reduce high-impact SEO risks.
  • Use severity filters before searching.
  • Include affected pages when assigning fixes.
  • Re-run audits after fixes to confirm resolution.
  • Export issue lists to compare progress over time.
Remember

Marking an issue as resolved updates workflow status, but a new audit confirms whether the technical issue is actually fixed.