Sitemap and URL inventory
Recursively discover submitted sitemap indexes, normalize property-scoped URLs, import additional pages, and retain source attribution.
Index Ledger gives search teams one operational workflow for URL inventory, Google inspection evidence, cross-channel demand, canonical decisions, governed content, and reviewable delivery.
Start with one verified property and 50 monthly URL inspections on the Free plan.
Each feature preserves what the provider reported, what your team approved, and what the resulting action can—and cannot—prove.
Recursively discover submitted sitemap indexes, normalize property-scoped URLs, import additional pages, and retain source attribution.
Inspect one page, a checked selection, or a complete filtered result set through durable, resumable batches with timestamped evidence.
Hydrate titles through a bounded background collector using the same property-scoped redirect guard as eligibility checks.
Join Search Console, analytics, paid search, local-presence, commerce, Bing, and owned URL evidence while preserving source-level limits.
Score impact, confidence, effort, and risk separately. Review optimization, consolidation, internal-link, technical, and new-page opportunities.
Move accepted work through source-bound briefs, specialist stages, deterministic QA, exact checksum approval, and review-only delivery.
Validate the public key, enforce same-host scope, store URL-level receipts, and distinguish acceptance from crawling or indexing.
Freshly validate live JobPosting or livestream BroadcastEvent markup before sending any supported Indexing API notification.
Use owner, admin, editor, and viewer roles with bounded invitations, property-local selection, plan entitlements, and an append-only audit trail.
The workflow is designed for recurring SEO operations, not one-off reports that lose context at the next handoff.
Discover sitemap URLs, import additional pages, and retain title and source attribution.
Record Google coverage evidence and sync approved demand sources without blending their limits.
Score opportunity, risk, effort, confidence, and canonical ownership before work advances.
Bind approval to the artifact, retain delivery evidence, and observe later outcomes separately.
Clear limits make the evidence more useful when your team reports progress to clients, executives, and content owners.
Sitemap submissions, IndexNow notifications, and supported eligible-page publication remain separate from crawling, indexing, and rankings.
Approved content can open a GitHub review pull request. The platform does not silently merge, deploy, or publish through the browser.
Unsupported claims, invented links, invalid source identifiers, unsafe markup, and missing media rights block approval.
The Free plan includes one property and the same honest provider boundaries as paid plans.