Your changes appears on the domain view for active paid customers
The checklist turns the latest audit into plain-English instructions aimed at you — the things only your team can change — under Overview → Your changes on the domain detail page.
Finding it#
Domain detail → category Overview → section Your changes (menu description: SEO and AI Search changes to make on your website.). The section only appears for paid access: the workspace must be managed with an ACTIVE assignment on plan starter, growth, or enterprise. Otherwise the backend refuses with 403 Website changes checklist is available on paid plans. and the frontend simply omits the entry.
What the panel shows#
Eyebrow Paid plan guidance, heading Changes needed from your side, and the subtitle These suggestions come from the latest audit. Review them in your CMS or with your website developer, then run another audit to verify the result. Below that, the scores row (aria-label="Latest readiness scores"): SEO readiness {n}/100, AI Search readiness {n}/100, Audited {date} — all read straight from the latest completed non-imported audit.
Refreshing the list#
The panel reads GET /v1/domains/:id/owner-actions on load, which internally selects the newest completed audit whose purpose is not an imported public audit — so an on-platform audit always wins over an imported one. If the fetch fails you get The checklist could not be loaded. Refresh this domain and try again. rather than stale advice. Because items are recomputed from findings each time, the list itself is never edited: you change your site, re-audit, and the next load reflects reality — that is the whole contract of the screen.
The items#
Each row carries a severity chip (critical, high, medium, low — sorted worst first), an area chip (SEO or AI Search), the finding title as a heading, a concrete instruction, the underlying reason, and a View audited page link. SEO rows mirror the audit's SEO findings; AI rows cover non-indexable pages (critical), blocked AI crawlers (high), and weak entity-clarity / semantic-structure / source dimensions (medium). Empty states: Your first live-site audit is pending. Specific changes will appear here after it completes. or No owner changes were identified in this audit. Keep monitoring other pages and actual search visibility.
Expected result#
A prioritized, per-page to-do list with scores at the top — the entry point the category quick start describes: deploy → audit → open Your changes.