Getting started

1. Create your account

Open app.getorbitr.com, register, and complete the onboarding prompts. Use a site you own or are authorized to manage.

2. Add the site

Enter the canonical public URL. Review the detected platform and site name before continuing. If Orbitr cannot determine a safe publishing path, it can still audit the site but will not claim that an automatic mutation is supported.

3. Connect evidence

For search performance, connect Google and select the Search Console property linked to this site. Orbitr keeps provider evidence site-scoped.

4. Connect publishing

If the account and detected platform offer a supported publishing connection, connect the CMS or repository that actually serves the site. Grant only the permissions required for the intended workflow. A site can remain audit-only when Orbitr cannot establish a safe write and rollback path.

5. Run the audit

Start an audit from the site workspace. Review the evidence and affected URLs. An audit finding is not automatically a customer task.

6. Review the Strategy task

The Strategy Agent decides whether the evidence warrants a task. An audit can finish without producing one. When a task is created, check:

• the task title and description
• the affected page count and URLs
• the proposed mutation
• the approval state and execution scope

7. Approve, execute, and verify

Approve one bounded task only when its evidence and URLs match the selected site. Track it through the queued and in-progress states, then review the persisted result and public verification evidence. For a publishing change, confirm the expected output on the customer-visible URL and retain the provider operation or snapshot identity when one is available.

8. Record the outcome

Use the verification result as the immediate outcome record. Later search or citation impact is shown only when Orbitr has a matching site-scoped observation. The current task workflow does not include a customer rating control.