Checkout Audit Agent

It looks across crawled text and URLs for selected cart, checkout, guest-checkout, order-summary, payment, shipping, delivery, policy, wallet, discount, and recovery terms. A missing term is a prompt to inspect the live flow, not proof that a feature is absent.

No. It does not add products, sign in, submit forms, calculate tax or shipping, trigger validation, complete purchases, or test payment processing. Use the report as a crawl-based checklist, then test the purchase journey on supported devices and browsers.

No. The agent has no access to checkout sessions, analytics, revenue, or customer research. Use first-party funnel data and usability testing to identify where shoppers leave and why.

Your first scan can be run without signing up. The report reviews signals available in the completed crawl; authenticated, blocked, dynamically loaded, or uncrawled checkout steps may not appear.

Start with a verified blocker in your own flow: an inaccessible purchase path, failed payment, unclear total, validation problem, or unnecessary required step. Prioritize with funnel data, support evidence, and user testing rather than assuming one tactic is universal.

Support the methods your customers can use, the business can operate safely, and the relevant markets and currencies require. The agent only detects selected payment and provider names in crawled text; it cannot confirm availability, eligibility, configuration, fees, or successful processing.