Meet the reporting workflow
Show your client
what changed.
A finding, a next step and a fresh observation. Explore how Aither Watch keeps the evidence clear.
Illustrative change record
A missing search description
Fictional example. The website, observations and dates illustrate the workflow. No website was scanned and no customer result is shown.
Sample address: https://example.com/
02 · Example action note
“Added a description in the website editor. Ready for a new check.”This is a fictional note by the person managing the website. Aither Watch does not make the edit, and a note alone does not verify it.
What does the next check find?
Choose a result to explore how the comparison and download change.
01 · Original observation
Search description
· Example date
Needs reviewNo meta description was found in the sampled HTML.
03 · Newer observation
Search description
· Example date
Passed checkA meta description was present: “Independent bike servicing and repairs in Example Town. Explore workshop services and contact the team to arrange a repair.”
What the comparison establishes
Passed in the newer sample
The newer sample contains a description. That is the change this check can establish; it does not establish better search rankings.
Download this exampleStandalone HTML with the fictional observations, dates and scope. Open it to print or save as a PDF.
Ready to use your own evidence? Run a free website check
A short update your client can use
Save the original finding. Record your next step. After the website changes, check the same page again and share the two observations in a change record.
Signed-in checks let you keep reports and follow-ups in your own workspace. Downloaded HTML records can be shared after you review their contents. Private source links still require your account.
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