Yes. Open any lead, click Re-Audit at the top, and a fresh scan runs in 12–25 seconds. The new score and findings overwrite the old ones, but the previous run is kept in the audit history chart for trend comparison.

What re-auditing is for

A re-audit answers 1 of 3 questions: did the prospect fix anything since I last looked? does the score look the same a week later (so I can pitch with confidence)? did a recent site redesign break something I can lead with? The same audit pipeline runs every time, so 2 audits 30 days apart are directly comparable.

Think of it like reweighing yourself the next morning. Same scale, same conditions, real movement.

How it works in LemAudit

Click Re-Audit on the lead detail page and the request hits the run-audit edge function with the lead's stored URL. The latest run becomes the "current" row in the audits table; older runs stay around and feed the historical trend chart you see on the lead detail page. The score and issue list update on the same page within 30 seconds.

For batch refreshes across many leads, the automatic re-audit loop re-runs scheduled leads at 3am UTC daily.

Worked example

An agency audited a dental practice on day 1 (score 41) and pitched a 3-month engagement. The dentist passed. Day 18, the agency clicked Re-Audit before a follow-up call. Score had dropped to 36 because the dentist had added 6MB of unoptimised photos. The agency opened the call with that exact change, and closed a $2,400 retainer.

When this isn't right

Re-auditing more than once a day on the same URL is wasted budget; nothing meaningful changes that fast. Each re-audit counts toward your monthly audit limit. For long-term tracking across many leads, a dedicated rank tracker is a better tool than weekly re-audits.