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Understand the Spam Monitor Dashboard

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Spam Monitor Dashboard

The Dashboard gives you a central overview of scan activity, detected risks, monitoring status, and recent alerts.

In this guide

  • Main scan statistics
  • Scan and monitoring status
  • Spam Monitor Stats
  • Latest Risky URLs
  • Risk levels
  • Available URL actions
  • Recent Alerts

Open the Dashboard

Go to:

SEO Repair Kit → Spam Monitor → Dashboard


Review the Main Statistics

At the top-left of the Dashboard, the main summary cards provide a quick overview.

Total SERP Scans

Shows the number of SERP scans recorded by Spam Monitor.

Google Results Checked

Shows how many Google results have been checked.

Critical Indexed Spam

Shows results currently classified at the Critical risk level.

These results require careful review.

Cleanup Queue

Shows URLs currently waiting for cleanup-related action.


Review Scan and Monitoring Information

Additional cards provide more detailed information.

Last Scan

Shows the most recent completed scan.

Critical SERP

Shows the number of URLs currently classified as Critical.

Spam SERP

Shows the number classified as Spam.

Suspicious SERP

Shows the number classified as Suspicious.

Requests Used

Shows the number of requests used during the displayed period.

Cleaned URLs

Shows URLs recorded as cleaned.

Monitoring

Shows current monitoring activity.

Resolved

Shows results recorded as resolved.

Sitemap Issues

Shows detected sitemap-related issues.

Python Engine

Shows the current engine synchronization/status information.

Spam Rules

Shows whether Spam Rules are synchronized.


Spam Monitor Stats

The Spam Monitor Stats chart provides a visual representation of Spam Monitor activity.

The chart can include metrics represented by categories such as:

  • Activity
  • Completed
  • Attention
  • Issue
  • Critical

Use this area for a quick visual overview, then use the detailed tables below when you need to investigate specific URLs.


Latest Risky URLs

The Latest Risky URLs table shows recently detected indexed results that have been flagged by SERP scanning.

The table includes:

Domain

The domain associated with the result.

URL

The indexed URL detected during the scan.

Google Title

The title found for the result in Google.

Risk

Shows the assigned classification.

Score

Shows the calculated risk score.

Action

Provides available actions for investigating or handling the result.


Understand Risk Levels

The current Spam Monitor configuration uses four risk levels:

Clean: 0–30
Suspicious: 31–60
Spam: 61–80
Critical: 81–100

These ranges are controlled by the Spam Rules configuration.

Do not judge a URL only from its label. Review the URL, Google result, matched rules, and surrounding context before taking cleanup action.


Filter Risky URLs

The Dashboard provides controls for searching and filtering risky URLs.

Use:

  • Search field
  • Risk filter
  • Filter

This helps narrow the table when reviewing a larger number of results.


Export SERP Data

Click:

Export CSV

to export available SERP data for offline review or reporting.


Clear SERP Data

Use:

Clear SERP Data

only when you intentionally want to remove the stored SERP data shown by this workflow.

Review or export required information before clearing it.


Review Available URL Actions

The current Dashboard displays actions such as:

  • Review
  • SERP
  • Cleanup

Use Review when you want to inspect the result further.

Use SERP for the available SERP-related workflow.

Use Cleanup when the URL needs to move into the cleanup workflow.


Recent Alerts

At the bottom, Recent Alerts shows the latest alert deliveries.

Information includes:

  • Date
  • Domain
  • Type
  • Risk
  • Score
  • Status

You can also:

  • Export CSV
  • Clear History

For full alert management, open the Alerts tab.

Configure Spam Rules →

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