The audit finds the problem and writes the correction. You approve it, and it is written to your site. Every change is logged and can be undone.
A list of recommendations nobody implements is not worth much. These arrive written and ready to approve.
Each finding comes with the actual replacement text, not an instruction to write one yourself.
No change reaches your site until you approve it. There is no automatic mode that writes behind your back.
Every applied change is logged with its previous value, so you can restore it in one click.
Read, approve, done.
Findings that can be fixed automatically are marked and queued with a proposed correction.
See the current value and the suggestion side by side, and edit it if you want.
Approved fixes are written to WordPress and recorded in the change log.
The right fields, a real audit trail, and a safe approval gate.
Titles, meta descriptions, alt text and heading structure, where each one is safe to change.
Who approved what, when it was applied and what it replaced.
Approval first, one click undo, and nothing touched that was not in the finding.
Titles, meta descriptions, alt text and heading structure, where each one is safe to change.
Who approved what, when it was applied and what it replaced.
Approval first, one click undo, and nothing touched that was not in the finding.
Meta, Alt text and Headings.
No. Every fix waits for your approval, and there is no setting that removes that step.
Yes. The previous value is stored with every change, so restoring it is one click.
Titles, meta descriptions, image alt text and heading structure. Body content is not rewritten here.
Yes, on any WordPress site connected with an application password.
No. Changes go through the WordPress REST API.
Undo it from the change log. The previous value is kept for exactly that reason.
Run an audit, approve the fixes, and let Neogenio write them to your site.