Audits and results

What do the statuses mean: Pass, Warning, Error, N/A?

The four checkpoint statuses - Pass, Error, Warning, N/A - how to read them and how to react, plus what the Free plan shows.

2 min read

Every checkpoint finishes the audit with one of four statuses (a fifth, "Pending", appears only transiently before the result is computed). Here's how to read them - and, more importantly, how to react.

🟢 Pass

The check passed - the examined area follows best practices. No action needed. Do remember, though, that "Pass" refers to the state at the moment of the audit - configurations decay over time, which is why regular rescans make sense even with a high score.

🔴 Error (Fail)

A problem was found that genuinely affects data quality or compliance - e.g. transaction duplication, a missing purchase event, a personal data leak. Errors are your first-priority fixes: they lower the score the most and they populate the "Critical errors" group of the Action plan. Every error in the report expands into details: what exactly was detected (with numeric evidence), why it matters, and how to fix it step by step.

🟠 Warning

A potential problem was detected - something that departs from best practices or may (but doesn't have to) indicate trouble. Example: a channel converting well below average is sometimes a measurement failure and sometimes just the nature of the traffic. Warnings require review and a decision, not always a fix. The healthy approach: go through each one and consciously decide which apply to you.

⚪ N/A

This status has two different sources - worth telling apart:

1.A checkpoint outside your business scope - e.g. e-commerce checks on a service site. Nothing to do; the checkpoint is neutral for the score.
2.Automatic verification wasn't possible - e.g. the site scan was blocked by anti-bot protections, or the property lacks the data needed for the analysis. In that case, expanding the checkpoint reveals instructions for checking it manually (How do I manually check "N/A" checkpoints?).

Statuses and the Free plan

On the Free plan, 28 of the 62 checkpoints show full details. The remaining checkpoints are examined too - you see their status in the category summaries - but the details of the detected problem and the fix instructions require the Pro plan. Compare plans

Related articles:

More in Audits and results

Didn't find your answer?

Write to us - we respond fast, implementation questions included.

Write to us