A Google Search Console SEO audit tool built for agency decisions.
Turn client Google Search Console exports into clear SEO audits, recommendation queues, briefs, update plans, and white-label reports your clients can act on.
An agency SEO audit tool should help turn client data into work the client can understand and approve. SearchTriage transforms Google Search Console exports into prioritised recommendations, evidence-led reports, briefs, page updates, internal-link suggestions, and transparent ignore decisions.
What you can take away
Use GSC evidence to make the next decision clearer.
Why raw GSC reports are hard for clients to use
Clients rarely need another export full of clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position. They need to know what changed, why it matters, which recommendation is supported by the evidence, and who should act. SearchTriage keeps the metrics visible while organising the report around decisions.
From client export to action queue
Upload the client's GSC files, add their audience and conversion context, map known URLs, and run the audit. Findings become write, update, link, fix, ignore, or client-review actions instead of a long list of possible keywords.
Evidence clients can question
Each recommendation can include its source query, ranking page, clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, priority, confidence, and reason. That makes the recommendation easier to defend without burying the client in raw rows.
Client-ready and white-label output
Agency plans support client-ready report language and white-label exports. Client grouping keeps sites, notes, report context, and Markdown handoff organised around the account the work belongs to.
Briefs, update notes, and reports
Accepted opportunities can become article briefs, page-refresh instructions, internal-link notes, metadata suggestions, FAQs, and review-ready drafts within the plan limits. The report remains connected to work rather than becoming a monthly archive nobody uses.
Ignore decisions protect the budget
An explicit ignore list explains why the agency is not chasing a broad, geographically wrong, free-tool, or poor-fit query. It records the judgement and stops the same distraction returning at the next review.
Multi-site planning without mixed context
Agency includes up to 10 client sites and Agency Plus supports larger portfolios. Each site keeps its own imports, Content Map, opportunities, tracked keywords, reports, and client context.
Security and review
SearchTriage begins with manual GSC exports, private workspace storage, human approval, and no automatic publishing or site editing. Agencies remain responsible for validating metrics, claims, and client-facing recommendations.
What a client-ready recommendation can look like
This fictional example shows the difference between reporting a metric and recommending work.
- Signal
- The client pricing page has 8,240 impressions for free scheduling queries, 0.5% CTR, and an average position of 16.
- Decision
- Update the title and description, then add the free-tool query cluster to the ignore list.
- Reason
- The page is attracting visible but poor-fit searches that conflict with the paid positioning.
- Client input
- Confirm that the company does not intend to launch a free plan before making the positioning change.
Useful next steps for this workflow.
Turn one GSC export into a practical action queue.
Review the recommendations, keep the useful work, and reject the signals that do not fit the site or audience.