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Where these Zinn® SEO screens are: Tasks, Client reports.
In WordPress, open SEO > Tasks. Hand any SEO problem to a colleague or a client with a due date; they get an e-mail, can comment and tick it off. (Pro)
The guide with screenshots: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-team-tasks-screen
An AI app connected to the site through MCP does the same with: comment-on-task, complete-task, create-task, delete-task, list-task-people, list-tasks, update-task.
In WordPress, open SEO > Client reports. Branded SEO reports for your clients — rankings, pages in Google, links and the work you did, with a plain-words summary — e-mailed on a schedule, in a Google Sheet or on a client page. (Pro)
The guide with screenshots: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-client-reports-screen
An AI app connected to the site through MCP does the same with: create-report-link, get-report, get-report-settings, remove-report-sheet, revoke-report-link, run-report, sync-report-sheet, update-report-settings.
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