Reading a Prooflin report: scores, findings, and confidence

Before you start

• ✓A report in Reports.

Scores

Scores are Prooflin’s interpretation of the input and evidence you supplied. They aren’t third-party metrics and aren’t a guarantee of rankings, traffic, or conversions. A section marked Not scored had nothing reliable to score.

Severity, priority, and confidence

Evidence and limits

Each finding cites the evidence it’s based on, and the evidence, limitations, and appendix close the report. Where data wasn’t provided or couldn’t be read, the report marks it as Missing data instead of filling the gap. A report marked Partial result has limited coverage; review its limitations before you share it.

Labels such as AI generated and Regenerated · Review show where content came from. Sections marked Internal only never appear in hosted reports.

Steps

1. 1

   Step 1: Open the report

   Choose Reports and open the report.

2. 2

   Step 2: Start with the summary and scores

   Read the summary and the scores for each area to see where the main issues are.

3. 3

   Step 3: Read the findings

   For each finding, check its severity, priority, confidence, business impact, and the evidence it cites.

4. 4

   Step 4: Use the priority action plan

   Work through the actions in priority order, starting with P1 Immediate.

5. 5

   Step 5: Use the replacement copy

   Where the report suggests new wording, copy it and adapt it to your brand.

6. 6

   Step 6: Check the limitations

   Read the evidence, limitations, and appendix to see what the audit couldn’t observe.

What you should see

Common problems

Next steps

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