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Scheduled Audits

Re-audit your sites automatically on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule

Scheduled audits re-run a full cloud audit of a website on a fixed cadence - daily, weekly, or monthly - with no manual trigger. Each run lands in the dashboard alongside your on-demand audits, so you can track score changes and catch regressions over time.

Setting a schedule

Schedules are managed from the dashboard, per website:

  1. Open the website at app.squirrelscan.com.
  2. Use the Scheduled Audits card on the website overview (or go to Settings → Schedule).
  3. Pick a cadence - Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Disabled.

On a Pro plan, new websites default to a weekly schedule. You can change the cadence or turn scheduling off at any time.

How runs behave

  • Each scheduled run is a normal cloud audit and spends credits like any other cloud audit. Stay within budget with the same per-audit spend controls.
  • If an audit for the website is already running when the schedule fires, the scheduled run is skipped for that cycle.
  • Results, score deltas, new issues, and notifications appear in the dashboard automatically.

Audit source

Every audit records where it was triggered from. In the dashboard, audits and reports are tagged with a source badge:

  • CLI - run from the squirrel command line
  • Cloud - run on demand from the dashboard
  • Scheduled - run automatically by a schedule
  • GitHub - run from a GitHub pull request or push

This makes it easy to tell an automated weekly run apart from one you kicked off by hand.

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