Schema management at Website/Funnel level

Launching a Schema Markup Dashboard

We’re launching a Schema markup dashboard at the website and funnel level, under the new SEO & AEO tab. Users no longer need to open each page in the builder to check or fix its schema. From one screen, users can:

See Overall Schema Health
The Schema coverage card rates your site as Needs work, Getting there, Good, or Excellent, with counts for Up to date, Might be outdated, and No schema.

Check Every Page at a Glance
Each page shows its schema types, its status (Up to date / Might be outdated / No schema / Unpublished / Unsaved), and when it was last updated.

Generate Schema with AI, One Page or Many
Select pages and click Generate schema. Progress shows live, and results appear for your review before anything goes live.

Add or Edit Schema Manually
Click + Add schema for pages with none, or click any schema tag to open the editor.

Review, Then Publish
Generated or edited schema stays Unsaved until you click Save and publish. You can also Discard it.

Find What Needs Fixing
Search by page name or path, and filter by schema status.

Spot Stale Schema
Pages edited and republished 2 or more times since their schema was created are flagged Might be outdated.

Accurate, current schema makes your pages eligible for Google rich results and helps AI answer engines understand and cite your business. Until now, keeping schema current meant going through the builder one page at a time, so most sites fell out of date. This dashboard turns that into a quick check you can act on in bulk.

No data loss and no action required.
Every website and funnel now has an SEO & AEO tab. Any existing schema appears there automatically.
Pages without schema are flagged No schema, so users can fix them in bulk.
Schema editing in the page builder still works exactly as before. Both places stay in sync.
Running Generate schema on a page that already has schema replaces it entirely. Review before Save and publish click.

1. Go to Sites → Websites/Funnels → select one → SEO & AEO.
2. Check the Schema coverage card, and filter by No schema or Might be outdated.
3. Select pages and click Generate schema, or use + Add schema / click a tag to edit manually.
4. Review the results, then click Save and publish.

**Screen 1: SEO & AEO – Schema home screen 1**

**Screen 2: SEO & AEO – Schema home screen 2**

**Screen 3: SEO & AEO – Select page For Schema generation**

**Screen 4: SEO & AEO – Schema generation progress**

**Screen 5: SEO & AEO – Schema generated using AI**

**Screen 6: SEO & AEO – Schema edit**