🔎 Search Atlas Site Auditor: How to Use the All Audits Page

To access this section:

Once opened, the page loads the Site Auditor workspace where you can create and manage audits.

At the top center of the screen, the page displays the Site Auditor heading with a short description explaining that the tool audits the SEO health of your website and provides recommendations for on-page, off-site, and technical optimization.

Directly below that, you’ll see:

This top section is where new audits begin.

To start auditing a new site:

This starts a fresh audit for that website.

If you want to submit several websites together, use Add Sites in Bulk (only for PRO users).

When clicked, a modal opens titled Audit Websites in Bulk. Inside this window, you’ll see:

This is useful when onboarding many websites at once or preparing audits at scale.

Below the page header section, there is a large search bar where you can search by project or details.

Under that search area, the page also shows:

This lets you quickly narrow the list and organize how the audit cards are displayed.

Each site is displayed as a horizontal card inside the audit list.

A typical card includes:

The metrics visible on the card may include:

These metrics let you compare sites at a glance without opening each audit individually.

Each audit card gives you a compact summary of the site’s most important technical indicators.

This score appears as a numeric value out of 1000 and is paired with a colored progress bar.

This shows how many pages were crawled during the most recent audit.

This displays how many pages are indexable relative to the crawled total.

This area shows whether Core Web Vitals data is available. In some cases, it may display No data.

Together, these fields help you identify which audits need attention before opening the full report.

To go deeper into any audited site:

This opens the site’s Overview page, where you can review more detailed visual reporting and audit-level actions.

Each site card includes a three-dot menu (⋮) near the View Audit button.

When you click it, a dropdown menu appears with these visible options:

This menu is the main action hub for an existing audit.

When you click GSC/GA Settings, a modal opens titled Google Integration Settings.

Inside this settings window, the interface includes:

This modal is used to connect Search Console and Google Analytics properties to the audit.

Inside the property selector, the UI may show grouped statuses such as:

This makes it easier to understand which Google properties are ready to be connected and which ones may still need configuration.

To refresh audit data for an existing site:

This starts a new crawl for that site.

A recrawl is useful after making SEO, content, or technical changes to your website, since it allows Search Atlas to scan the site again and update the audit data.

The same ⋮ menu also includes Crawl Settings.

This is the place to adjust how the site should be crawled before running a new recrawl. It is useful when you want to refine the audit scope or modify technical crawl behavior before refreshing the report.

If you no longer need an audit on the list, the ⋮ menu also includes Delete.

This action appears in red in the dropdown, visually separating it from the other actions and signaling that it is a destructive action.

The All Audits page is more than a simple list of sites. It acts as the operational dashboard for Site Auditor by combining:

It is the best starting point when you want to manage several audited websites efficiently from one place.