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# Getting Started

#### Welcome to SiteScanly

This section walks you through the essentials, from what SiteScanly does to how your first report is delivered, and how to get the most value from it.

If you’re new here, start with **What SiteScanly is (and isn’t)**, then read **How it works** so you know what to expect after checkout. If you want to move quickly, jump straight to the **Sample report and how to read it** and use it as your guide when your PDF lands.

Your reports are always available in the SiteScanly Client Portal. We’ll also email you when a new report is ready.

#### What you’ll learn here

* What SiteScanly covers (and what it doesn’t)
* How the process works from payment to report delivery
* What information we need from you (usually just your website URL)
* How to read the report and turn it into a practical action plan

#### Recommended reading order

1. **What SiteScanly is (and isn’t)**
2. **How it works**
3. **What you’ll need to provide**
4. **Sample report and how to read it**

#### Need help quickly?

If you’re stuck, head to **Troubleshooting** for common issues like bot protection, password-protected pages, cookie banners, or partial scans.


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