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Remi

How Remi works

Website care, scored and reported, on a schedule you control.

Add client websites, run the same V1 health checks used in production Remi Reports, and deliver agency-branded proof of ongoing maintenance.

How Remi works

  1. Step 1

    Add client websites

    Create an organization, add each client site, and choose public or HTTP Basic access where needed.

  2. Step 2

    Scan and score automatically

    Remi runs governed health checks, keeps scan history, and calculates scores from the same V1 checks used in production reports.

  3. Step 3

    Deliver agency-branded reports

    Generate Remi Reports with your agency branding, email them to clients, and schedule the next scan and report cycle.

What Remi checks

V1 scans cover the checks agencies need to prove recurring website care. Remi does not run a pentest toolkit or exploit confirmed vulnerabilities in this release.

  • Reachability

    Confirms the client website responds so outages are visible before a client has to tell you.

  • HTTPS and SSL validity

    Checks that the site serves HTTPS with a valid certificate, not a broken or untrusted setup.

  • SSL expiration

    Watches certificate expiry so you can renew before browsers warn visitors.

  • Broken internal links

    Crawls internal pages and flags links that no longer resolve, within governed page and depth limits.

  • Homepage PageSpeed

    Records Google PageSpeed Insights for the homepage so performance stays part of the care story.

  • Basic SEO metadata

    Inspects core page metadata such as titles, descriptions, and heading signals without claiming advanced SEO auditing.

How Remi reaches a site

V1 monitored-site access is Public or HTTP Basic Auth. Form login, SSO, MFA, OTP, and CAPTCHA are not supported.

Agency-branded Remi Reports

Each Remi Report uses your agency branding and the same V1 metrics as the workspace: scores, issues, and reconstructible inspection detail from the scan evidence manifest. Clients see care, not a private scanner dump.