Connect WebYes to your team’s tools
Push website audit findings directly into the project management and communication tools your team already uses, so issues get fixed, not forgotten.
Browse all integrationsYour audit findings, where your team works
WebYes sends findings from Accessibility, SEO, Performance, and Quality scans into the tools your team already lives in.
Jira
LivePush selected audit findings to Jira as tickets. Your team can triage, assign, and fix website problems without ever leaving Jira.
- Push selected issues to Jira individually or in bulk
- Map WebYes severity levels to Jira priority fields
- Sync Jira statuses into WebYes with a single click
GitHub Issues
Turn WebYes findings into GitHub Issues and keep website health improvements right alongside your codebase.
Slack
Get instant Slack alerts when WebYes detects new issues and let your team discuss and assign fixes without switching context.
Microsoft Teams
Bring WebYes alerts and reports into Microsoft Teams channels so your team stays on top of website health without extra tools.
From audit findings to fixed tickets
Simply enter any URL and get an instant, prioritized list of issues
Step 1
Audit issues
WebYes scans your site and surfaces every accessibility, SEO, performance, and quality issue, sorted by severity.
Step 2
Select findings
Pick the issues that matter, one at a time or in bulk. WebYes attaches severity, affected URLs, and fix guidance automatically.
Step 3
Send anywhere
Push findings to the tools your team lives in. Each becomes a ready-to-action ticket or alert, no copy-pasting.
Step 4
Track progress
Statuses sync back into WebYes, so you always see what’s been picked up, what’s in progress, and what’s resolved.
Four dimensions of website health
WebYes audits your site across Accessibility, SEO, Performance, and Quality. As integrations roll out, you’ll be able to push findings from every category into your team’s tools.
Accessibility
WCAG violations, contrast failures, missing alt text, keyboard navigation gaps.
SEO
Missing meta tags, broken links, canonical issues, and crawlability gaps.
Performance
Core Web Vitals failures, slow page loads, and reliability regressions.
Quality
Console errors, broken images, grammar problems, and content issues.