About audits in Content Health

The audit process is designed to assess content for specific issues in relation to accessibility and AI readiness.

An audit checks your web pages to:

Work out what your content is about by tagging it and grouping it into topics.
Discover accessibility issues.
Report and suggest AI readiness actions once a topic is actively being monitored.

When is an audit started?

The three specific points that initiate an audit process are:

When the initial URL is added

This scan identifies AI readiness topics and audits every page for accessibility. The process:

Kicks off automatically when you Add a site to the Content Intelligence dashboard.
Automatically determines what the topic areas on your website are by tagging your content.
Runs an accessibility audit on all your content.

When a topic is monitored

This is a deep scan, which audits every page associated with the topic for AI readiness.

This happens when you choose to Monitor a topic area.
The deep scan performs an AI readiness audit specifically on the content associated with that topic.

When a scheduled rescan date occurs

A scheduled rescan audits new or changed pages for accessibility and AI readiness.

The rescan only reviews new or changed pages since the most recent scan.
A complete accessibility audit is performed on every new or changed page.
An AI readiness audit is only conducted if the added or changed page is associated with a topic that is actively being monitored.
If all topics on a site are being monitored, then all new and changed pages are subject to accessibility and AI readiness audits.