SEO migration recovery queue
Find historical URLs your new site left behind.
Compare successful archived HTML URLs from the Wayback CDX index with your current sitemap or URL list. Export only missing historical URLs for redirect mapping and content-recovery review.
1 row / gapresult-based output
22 testsmigration + regression suite
No loginCDX + sitemap over HTTP
For SEO migrations, redesign QA, and lost-page recovery
Supply a historical domain pattern plus the current sitemap or URL inventory. The Actor normalizes and deduplicates URLs, excludes current pages, and emits an evidence-backed review queue. It does not pretend every historical URL deserves a redirect.
historicalUrl — archived URL absent from current inventoryarchiveUrl — Wayback replay evidencesnapshotDatetime — capture timedigest — CDX content fingerprintauditStatus — explicit missing-inventory statusrecommendedAction — manual redirect/recovery reviewReady-to-run migration audit input
Paste this bounded example into the Actor input editor. It compares one archived URL with a supplied current-site URL and returns at most one migration candidate.
{
"mode": "migrationAudit",
"url": "https://example.com/",
"currentUrls": ["https://example.com/new"],
"fromTimestamp": "2024",
"maxItems": 1
}
Verified output sample
This sample was produced by the Actor from its stated public source. Download the machine-readable files above.
historicalUrl: https://www.example.com/ archiveUrl: https://web.archive.org/web/20240101000832/https://www.example.com/ auditStatus: MISSING_FROM_CURRENT_INVENTORY recommendedAction: REVIEW_FOR_REDIRECT_OR_CONTENT_RECOVERY observedAt: 2026-07-31T02:48:55Z
Verified cloud build RhP9RKQll0qqIIKPg, run XgpUBYKUTfZIz08o2, dataset A2BYEuryeLuCnDMoX. One default-dataset-item charging event was registered. A missing URL is a review candidate, not an automatic redirect recommendation. CDX availability and replay access can change.