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Schema Health Overview
Schema Health gives you a practical view of the completeness and condition of your SETN configuration.
Use it to identify important missing information, provider conflicts, licensing or update conditions, and other issues that may affect structured-data output.
Understanding Warnings & Recommendations
Not every warning is a critical error. SETN may flag fields or relationships that are recommended but not required.
- Error: something prevents a feature from functioning correctly.
- Warning: a configuration deserves review.
- Recommendation: an optional improvement may strengthen completeness or clarity.
Evaluate recommendations based on the actual content and goals of the site.
Testing Structured Data
Test structured data after major configuration changes or when troubleshooting.
- Clear relevant caches.
- Open the public page in a private browser window.
- View page source and locate JSON-LD.
- Use an appropriate external validator when useful.
- Compare results with SETN diagnostics.
Some validators focus on search-feature eligibility rather than all valid Schema.org markup, so interpret their messages in context.
Troubleshooting Schema Output
If expected schema is missing, confirm the page is eligible, required fields are completed, compatibility mode is not intentionally deferring the schema type, and caches are clear.
Also review theme-level schema, custom code, and other schema plugins before changing SETN settings.
Common Configuration Issues
- Incomplete Business Profile
- Duplicate organization identities
- Incorrect canonical URLs
- Unnecessary or inaccurate service areas
- Unsupported or stale provider detection
- Cached schema after configuration changes
- Old license/domain state after a migration
Resolve one issue at a time and re-test before making additional changes.