How do I check if Keynate is working right now?
The status page at keynate.com/status shows if the website, platform, help center, blog and customer site network are working.
The status page at keynate.com/status shows if the website, platform, help center, blog and customer site network are working.
A rolled-back update is safe. Your site stays on the version before and nothing is lost. Here is what each message means and what to try next.
Check the story's status, a schedule or embargo, the publishing checklist, the section and language, and whether your whole site is public.
Find out why visitors don't see your stories. Check site visibility first, then your subscription, a running update, your domain, and your server.
Check that your site is public, the story is not hidden from search and is in the sitemap, and connect Search Console. Indexing can't be forced or promised.
Check search health, rebuild search if stories could not be added, and check that the story is published and not embargoed.
Check the file type, the size, your photo storage and your connection. Each upload message tells you what to fix.
Check that an email provider is connected, send a test, fix your sending domain records, look in the delivery log, and check blocked addresses.
Fix a wrong password, a two-step code that fails, a lost phone, an expired invite, a company sign-in problem, or a locked-out owner.
Apps are built and managed in Keynate Console. Your site admin tells you when a rebuild is needed, for example after push set-up or a site language change.
Match the AI message to its cause: a missing key, a refused model, an empty AI account, an AI rule that switches AI off, or a limit. Each has a fix.
Check that ads are on, your AdSense or Ad Manager details are right, each slot is on and mapped, ads.txt is set, and your site is public with consent set up.