Targeted Re-check
Verify the repair without replacing the crawl.
A targeted Re-check validates the exact issue and URL scope you repaired. It runs beside the immutable crawl rather than rewriting the evidence that created the task.
Re-check the reference, not only the destination
For link findings, Amplitera re-fetches and re-parses the recorded source page. A deliberately dead destination remaining 404 does not prove that the broken reference still exists after you removed it.
Source and target roles stay explicit, along with the matched literal, discovery layer, response path, and cache evidence used for the fresh verdict.
Durable progress and honest failure
Interrupted work becomes an explicit retryable failure. It is never translated into “resolved” or “still detected” without conclusive evidence.
- Jobs survive navigation and API restarts
- Duplicate starts reuse an exact matching active job
- Attempts, checkpoints, failed URLs, and correlation IDs remain inspectable
- A failed verification never erases the original crawl or last successful result
Know when a full crawl is still required
Some rules depend on a complete site inventory or a compatible historical model. In those cases Amplitera reports the targeted result as inconclusive and explains why a new full crawl is necessary.
Turn the next crawl into a repair system.
Bring a recurring technical SEO workflow. We will show how Amplitera keeps the evidence, handoff, and verification connected.
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