WordPress Connected Audit
Connect the public defect to the WordPress record behind it.
The public crawl shows what visitors and search engines received. The read-only WordPress connector adds the CMS record, template, language, publication state, metadata provenance, and referenced media context beside it.
Two evidence layers, neither overwrites the other
Public-edge evidence remains the source of truth for what was delivered. WordPress evidence can explain whether the likely cause belongs to a draft, translation shell, template, SEO field, or attachment record.
Matching uses normalized public URLs and crawl-scoped snapshots. Credentials stay server-side and are not written into crawl databases, browser storage, logs, or exports.
Useful context for editors and developers
- Post type, status, language, template, title, and modification evidence
- Configurable SEO-field provenance instead of one plugin assumption
- Referenced media metadata only for assets observed in the crawl
- Public and CMS dates kept as independent signals
Read-only by design
Connected Audit does not edit posts, media, translations, plugins, settings, or caches. It improves diagnosis and the repair path without silently changing the site.
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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