Documentation

Set up monitoring, without guessing

Everything from account setup to integrations, exports, and the SEO MCP. Short, practical guides for teams running continuous monitoring.

Getting started with Crawle

From account setup to your first monitored client site.

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Add and verify a site

Verify ownership with Google Search Console, DNS, or meta verification before monitoring starts.

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Workspaces, clients, and tags

Organize agency accounts without forcing every client site into one flat list.

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Crawl settings

Control rendering, crawl policy, URL budgets, screenshots, and crawl behavior per site.

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Alerts and digests

Configure which alerts are real-time and which ones are collected into digest windows.

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Slack integration

Connect Crawle to Slack so workspace and site alerts, digests, and test notifications reach the right channel.

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Microsoft Teams integration

Install the Crawle Teams app package and send alerts, digests, and test notifications into selected Teams channels.

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Custom webhooks

Send Crawle events into customer-owned QA, content, CDN, CMS, and agent workflows.

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Google Search Console

Use GSC to verify sites, enrich dashboards, and prioritize Google URL Inspection checks.

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Exports

Export URLs, issues, broken links, and changes for client reporting or deeper analysis.

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Technology stack and risk signals

Use Crawle's passive technology intelligence to understand visible frameworks, client libraries, CMS markers, security headers, and exposed-version risks.

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AI readiness

How the agent-operability score is computed, what the four pillars measure, how site types change scoring, and when drop alerts fire.

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API access and rate limits

Authenticate API requests and understand the request limits for API keys, workspaces, and MCP connections.

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API and MCP setup

Set up Crawle's MCP server for AI agents and use scoped API keys for scripts or server-side automation.

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White label

Configure agency branding for reports and customer-facing Crawle surfaces.

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Parameter traps and suppressed URLs

Review parameter explosion warnings and suppress low-value URL patterns safely.

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Continuous monitoring

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Start with the getting-started guide and monitor your first site.

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