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Request a website and public-channel audit

Choose the website and public channels to inspect.

How-toVerified Oct 12, 2026Owner Laney Product

After this taskThe application can be followed without submitting it again.

Starting conditions and inputs

Have public URLs and a reply contact.

Values for this task

entry_url, organization_name, public_urls, contact, request_scope, target_url, channel_scope, recipient

Command sequence

open "$entry_url" && snapshot -i

fill "$target_url_input" "$target_url" && snapshot -i

fill "$channel_scope_input" "$channel_scope" && snapshot -i

fill "$recipient_input" "$recipient" && snapshot -i

get value "$target_url_input"

get value "$recipient_input"

click "$submit_audit" && snapshot -i

get text body
Ref targets and expected results
#Command / refTarget and verification
1fill $target_url_inputAudit target URL input
2fill $channel_scope_inputPublic channel scope input
3fill $recipient_inputReport recipient input
4get value $target_url_inputRead back the entered URL.
5get value $recipient_inputRead back the report recipient.
6click $submit_auditSubmit the audit request
7get textRead this request acknowledgment and target scope.

Check the result

The application can be followed without submitting it again.

Resuming after interruption

Check the original request ID and outcome first. Do not resubmit while its result remains unknown.

Confirm the audit target

Choose the website and public channels to inspect. Confirm public accessibility and currently accepted scope with the contact or application screen. Internal authenticated data and general incident recovery are outside this audit.

Submit the request

Enter the organization, contact information, and target URLs. Check spelling and branch identity before submitting. Disclose access restrictions so the available inspection scope is clear.

Check request progress

Keep the supplied progress link. Check receipt and processing status, and add requested information to the same application. Check existing requests before submitting duplicates.

Prepare to read the report

When results arrive, verify the report target and creation time. Distinguish an actual report from a sample. Identify who will review findings and decide follow-up work.

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