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 the topics covered by your website 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 checks new or changed pages for accessibility and, where applicable, AI readiness.

Only new pages or changes to existing pages that are associated with monitored topics are rechecked for AI readiness during a domain re-scan.

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.