📘 This pages links to Botify MCP use cases, grouped by workflow, with the team each one is aimed at.
Overview
These use cases provide examples to help you get started with the Botify MCP.
Use cases by workflow
Reporting and analytics
Turn one-off answers into the reports your team already runs on a cycle.
Building a Weekly Search Report — Search and SEO teams
Joining Your Revenue Data to Search Data — Analytics, business intelligence, and engineering teams
Building a Recurring Stakeholder Report — Search leads and teams reporting across several brands, regions, or markets
Checking Whether a Ranking or Traffic Shift Lines Up With a Change — Search teams investigating a shift in rankings or traffic
Crawl budget and bot management
Separate, monitor, and act on how search engine crawlers and AI crawlers use your site.
Separating Search Engine and AI Crawler Traffic — Teams managing crawl budget and bot access
Turning a Bot Traffic Breakdown into a Recurring Report — Teams managing crawl budget and bot access, on an ongoing basis
Checking AI Crawler Access and Brand Citations — SEO and brand teams
Deciding Where to Cut Pagination — Technical SEO teams on large paginated sites
Content enablement
Get page and search data, and the inputs for a content brief, without waiting on the SEO team.
Self-Serve Page Data for Content Teams — Content, merchandising, and other non-SEO teams
Building a Content Brief from a Topic — Content and marketing teams
Building a People Also Ask Repository at Scale — Content and SEO teams producing briefs across many keywords
Content and template quality
Check the markup and extracted values on a template, and preview a change to it before it ships.
Auditing Structured Data Across a Page Template — Technical SEO and content operations teams
Previewing Title, Description, and H1 Changes Before They Ship — SEO and content teams using PageWorkers
Checking Whether a Custom Extract Is Reliable Before You Build On It — Teams configuring custom extracts in SiteCrawler
Technical fixes and migrations
Carry a diagnosed issue or a URL mapping through to a reviewable change.
From Flagged Issue to Pull Request — Technical SEO and engineering teams
Mapping Redirects for a Site Migration — Teams planning a site migration
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